| 11. | I felt a profound movement of renewal forming around my candidacy,
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| 12. | But its economic impact, while profound, has been uneven.
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| 13. | The psychological and emotional irritation is as profound as the toxicological.
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| 14. | His declaration may indeed have a profound impact on national politics.
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| 15. | Others are in the middle in other, more profound ways.
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| 16. | The military victories have had a profound emotional effect on Croatia.
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| 17. | Low inflation rates in Germany have a profound effect throughout Europe.
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| 18. | American colonists had a profound understanding of insolvency and its consequences.
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| 19. | The world, in fact, is undergoing a profound transformation.
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| 20. | Profound pain sometimes has a way of achieving a numbing crescendo.
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