अगाध-रूप-से इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

While one can find a degree of Reformed Protestant influence in Froehlich's writings, particularly earlier on, it quickly becomes apparent that he reflects a profoundly different viewpoint.

Adham Khan's violent execution for the murder of Shams-ud-Din Ataga Khan, Akbar’s favourite general, at the hands of the young Emperor himself no less, in May 1562, profoundly affected her.

Stock exchanges in Africa Gerry Hughes is a British sailor who became the first profoundly deaf man to sail single-handed across the Atlantic Ocean.

He was profoundly deaf from birth.

The entire experience with the criminal charges and jail sentence affected Wanger profoundly, and in 1954 he made the prison film Riot in Cell Block 11.

However, for the next three years, Ajax and its exponents of "Total Football", including Johan Cruyff and Johan Neeskens, among others, together with their pioneering tactician and coach Rinus Michels, would more profoundly take European centre stage, dispatching Panathinaikos, Internazionale and Juventus in successive finals.

In this ethnography, Basso expressed his hope that anthropologists will spend more time investigating how places and spaces are perceived and experienced; for human relationships to geographical places are rich, deeply felt, and profoundly telling.

Patiño profoundly distrusted the reckless foreign policy undertaken by Alberoni under the instigation of the king and his obstinate queen, Elizabeth Farnese.

His goal was to open commerce and more profoundly to introduce Western morals and values.

However, due to this behaviour, Neapolis profoundly damaged its relations with Cumae.

Egan asserted, “only the Velvet Underground spring to mind as a band who profoundly affected fellow artists while remaining a secret from the wider public.

profoundly hostile to the ideology of.

Therefore, rising sea levels due to global warming and coastal erosion, may not affect the western coastline as profoundly as it will the eastern half, which may be replaced in open water over substantial areas.