Sentence for profoundly | Use profoundly in a sentence

Sentences using the word profoundly. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use profoundly in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for profoundly.

• He bowed profoundly. (10)
• He sighed profoundly. (10)
• Lord Romfrey sighed profoundly. (10)
• The General breathed profoundly. (10)
• Stephen had irritated him profoundly. (8)
• His daughter profoundly confused him. (10)
• The result was profoundly disappointing. (1)
• Captain Gambier looked profoundly incredulous. (10)
• An intolerable languor caused her to sigh profoundly. (10)
• Evidently in the belief that he had thought profoundly. (10)
• Must we be prosy if we are profoundly, uncynically sincere? (10)
• Profoundly uttered as this was, it chased every vestige of incredulity. (10)
• He impressed people more profoundly than any actor had done for decades. (12)
• It touched one of the least conceited and most amiable of men profoundly. (8)
• He sighed profoundly but left the room without an effort to justify himself. (9)
• If so he was certainly in danger of loving her, for he pitied her profoundly. (8)
• I have tried to sink myself as profoundly as possible into his psychical life. (12)
• His autocrat airs can be forgiven to a man who so profoundly respects his word. (10)
• The whole of her had a sort of intensity that made him profoundly uncomfortable. (8)
• Captain Evremonde bowed profoundly, trailing his broad white hat along the sward. (10)
• Winifred saw a drop of blood ooze out of his lip, and the sight stirred her profoundly. (8)
• I nodded and muttered something, when he thanked me most profoundly as if his suit had prospered. (6)
• Michiella is in despair; Count Orso is profoundly sonorous with paternity and devotion to the law. (10)
• He looked profoundly ashamed of himself, ready as he was for an animated defence of his proceedings. (10)
• So profoundly penetrated with thoughtfulness was the tone of his voice that I could not take umbrage. (10)
• The poor fellow was so profoundly aware of his foolishness that he even doubted whether he was admired. (10)
• Mr. Adister peered into his brows profoundly for a glimpse of the devilry in that exclusion of the valse. (10)
• Both rode with mantled visages, and appeared profoundly inattentive to the world outside their meditations. (10)
• Lavender, whose eyes were starting from his, head, so profoundly was he agitated by what was to him a new thought. (8)
• Perhaps what really affected them so profoundly was the thought that a Forsyte should have let go her grasp on life. (8)
• These misgivings flitted over the surface of thought that more profoundly was occupied with a question of other things. (9)
• They were all, and Andrew Hedger among them, the most entranced and profoundly reverent, observing the dissection of a pig. (10)
• Mr. Pendyce, never having reflected profoundly on the working morality of his times, had the less difficulty in accepting it. (8)
• Nesta told her father at home that the pair of them had been observed confidentially arm in arm, and conversing so profoundly. (10)
• Here was Evan mouthing his farewell to Rose, using phrases so profoundly humble, that a listener would have taken them for bitter irony. (10)
• But, again, the sense of humor failed him in his need and despite his disbelief he was profoundly disturbed by that which he did not believe. (1)
• Withal, Mrs. Lovell was a sensible person; clearheaded and shrewd; logical, too, more than the run of her sex: I may say, profoundly practical. (10)
• Withal, Mrs. Lovell was a sensible person; clearheaded and shrewd; logical, too, more than the run of her sex: I may say, profoundly practical. (22)
• The others arrested themselves in various attitudes of attention, and remained listening to Lapham with an interest that profoundly flattered him. (9)
• Silent, but quivering all over; she clung to him in the hall; and this passion of emotion, without sound to give it substance, affected him profoundly. (8)
• The remark from any other man would have irritated Felix profoundly; coming from Tod, it seemed the unconscious expression of a really felt philosophy. (8)
• These prompting speeches occurred on the morning of the day when Elizabeth sat at his table, after a long ride into the country, profoundly meditative. (10)
• Not Tolstoy, not Ibsen himself, has more profoundly and indignantly felt the injustice of civilization, or more insistently shown the falsity of its fundamental pretensions. (9)

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