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Or perhaps the end result will be something more profound.

I think he has a profound sense of being alone.

He will give a little more space to the church but profound changes?

The old ways never are when one has had a profound new experience.

The health care system is certainly going through profound change.

But the energy bill would make profound changes in other areas as well.

I wanted the project to have a profound effect on me.

He felt only a profound sense of having come home.

In the last few minutes a profound change had come over him.

And why was she having such a profound effect upon him?

People understand they are living in a period of profound change.

The meeting had a profound effect on him, he said.

But what really has a profound effect on security is policy.

The past day or two had left a profound mark on him.

The person was gone in the most profound way possible.

The experience was to have a profound effect upon him.

Being at risk has had a profound effect on most people's lives.

The experience had a profound effect on his social and political thought.

Since the age of 12, he had a profound interest in music.

I believe we all have a profound need for a good relationship to another person.

This experience may be the most profound idea at the show.

In some cases, too, the personal cost has been profound.

Now we are in a time of profound change and opportunity.

I'm not sure I know either, but its impact has been profound.

But I've heard others say it in order to sound profound.