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It was this profound and continual undertone that gave the clergyman his most appropriate power.

The first three cases are described in this book with intermingled plots, hot atmosphere, and profound thought.

Like all old men, and like the majority of thinkers, he slept little. This brief slumber was profound.

And then my father who has passed, who is dead I should say, and profound in his spirituality. A very soft-spoken person.

After H, the need for ontology has actually become an invisible precondition of academic exploitation, and thus become profound and dynamic metaphysics question.

All of that is part of Toni Morrison's concern, and it colors her, well, - certainly controversial reading of Huckleberry Finn — which nevertheless, it seems to me, has a quite profound interest.

For my self, not only for my obedience, but my particular Genius, I do embrace it: for even that vulgar and Tavern-Musick, which makes one man merry, another mad, strikes in me a deep fit of devotion, and a profound contemplation of the First Composer.

The hound found a profound book on the roundabout.

I know that doesn't sound very profound, but it does have profound implications if you consider what it means to think differently.

By the time I left for college, my family was in profound disarray.

From status to contract ", the famous formulae of Maine, the British jurist, has its profound connotation and significance."

Many children still have to wait years for a diagnosis and so without the right support this can have a profound effect on them and their families.

It is a sparkling book, with little gems of polemical fire scattered through almost every page, ranging from bright wit to the hard glitter of logic to the quiet radiance of a profound understanding.

Something both sentimental and profound welled up.

In the midst of a profound stillness, she faintly began.

Mottled blue, knocked sideways sad wave shadow, profound silence in the empty in atrial fibrillation.

It makes the world strange and mysterious. On a good day it's almost bizarre and profound as a David Lynch movie.

You raise the idea that your work could have profound implications for religion. But is whether there is life after death really a scientific question, or a theological one?

The Croatian people hold profound friendship with the Chinese people.

Gradually, the rotated rings give profound meaning to them, and their hands have carved out the vicissitudes of life.

But it is indeed because he loves them with the same passion and each time with his whole self that he must repeat his gift and his profound quest.

This corollary to man's dignity as a creature in God's image has profound implications.

He, like other prognosticators (including Greenspan), points to his lack of understanding of the profound effects that subprime lending was having on housing markets.

Hoheneck also has patients with profound mental retardation, some of whom are wheelchair bound.

He regarded it as with profound philosophy.

This theory reflects a profound naivete about how our minds work, and it externalizes blame that is better turned inward.

From the external ugliness and beauty, the inner good and the evil, gradually and the microscopic exquisite and rough, the macroscopic superficial and profound, until the life is tender and mature, the critical and Transcendence of death.