Examples of 'something profoundly' in a sentence
Meaning of "something profoundly"
something profoundly: This phrase suggests that something has a deep or significant impact or meaning, implying a sense of depth or intensity
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Something profoundly stupid happened last night.
Then she told us something profoundly ironic.
Something profoundly captivating.
This makes it something profoundly spiritual.
Something profoundly structural is going on.
The witness has now said something profoundly important.
There is something profoundly important missing from your life.
This man had shared with her something profoundly intimate.
There is something profoundly spiritual about this work.
But it made me realize that the coaches were onto something profoundly important.
Maybe there is something profoundly revolutionary about it.
If the answer is not yes in both cases then there is something profoundly wrong.
Being abstract is something profoundly different from being vague.
Of the republicans' cynicism in his explanation for why. And there is something profoundly emblematic.
There is something profoundly humane about this story.
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But above all, we are doing something profoundly stupid.
There is something profoundly classical about the concept.
The witness said just now… something profoundly important.
But something profoundly true.
The witness just now, had said something profoundly important.
There is something profoundly honest about her work.
What we remember is something fresh, something profoundly American.
There is something profoundly sexist in this.
Hopefully we can illustrate with this album - that science can even be something profoundly spiritual . ".
I always felt there was something profoundly unnatural about this.
There is something profoundly intransigent about the structure of the church.
Asking and granting forgiveness is something profoundly worthy of the human person.
There was something profoundly Argentine hovering over the pieces in that exhibit.
Juliet 's gesture has something profoundly carnal.
Yeah, there is something profoundly disturbing about seeing a two-dimensional cartoon character in three dimensions.
For me … it represents something profoundly Chinese.
A, There is something profoundly iconic, mythological even, about the animals and landscapes of East Africa.
But during the ceremony, something profoundly novel happened.
Expect something profoundly mediocre.
But you didn't, You could have refused, because there's something profoundly immoral in you.
He does something profoundly greater.
Your Honor … The witness said just now … something profoundly important.
So, here is something profoundly silly to shake it up a bit.
But, again, it may be asked, " Is there not something profoundly impious in this?
There's something profoundly wrong with me.
The witness has now said something profoundly important Mr. White.
In the fall, something profoundly vital to moral freedom was lost.
I think we can facilitate something profoundly energetic happening within a person.
Everything . Something profoundly stupid happened last night.
Gluck 's art was something profoundly human.
There is something profoundly beautiful about that sentiment . ”.
What is up with that? … There is something profoundly misogynistic in their attitude.
There is something profoundly dark in that shift, but it 's not all bad.
Marta, I would like to show you something profoundly related to what you just said.
There was something profoundly anti-fascist about the anti-asylum movement.
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