profoundly

This sneering resistance to the judiciary’s intervention was both entirely predictable and profoundly ominous.

“The alleged facts of this case — where a mother is accused of intentionally taking the life of her young child — are profoundly tragic and deeply unsettling,” Los Angeles County Dist.

More broadly, voters remain profoundly distrustful of elite institutions, and progressives have dominated most of those institutions for decades.

Charles Miskin KC, defending, said Brown had shown remorse for his actions and was "profoundly sorry".

Without directly attributing blame for the attacks, he said the French government was "facing up to the problem of drug trafficking" and taking measures that would "profoundly disrupt" criminal networks.