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It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society.
I was profoundly disturbed by this news.
Tom slept profoundly.
Tom sighed profoundly.
This book profoundly impressed me.
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Profoundly, sir.
The Knights were profoundly grateful to the Emperor Charles for his generosity toward them.
I can only say that the wife of a sailor is most profoundly to be pitied.
I have a feeling that beneath the deceptive exterior, he is profoundly shrewd, subtle.
Wives are often profoundly disturbed at such a time.
At Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the population three months later was found to be apathetic and profoundly lethargic, people living often in their own filth, in total dejection and inertia.
The two of us have had some profoundly moving religious experiences.
It's time you realize that all human appetites are profoundly degrading. with the exception of lust.
Her attitude when she approaches you is profoundly different than when she contacts us.
I have changed profoundly.
On the stairs he already wanted her profoundly.
We loved each other profoundly. We were inseparable.
O's submissiveness. and the marks which he had seen on her body touched Ivan profoundly. But above all he recieved from her freely and naturally. all that he had never yet dared to ask of any woman!
He's profoundly loved, but also profoundly dead.
But for some time now I've been profoundly interested in crime and criminals.
I'm profoundly shocked.
They were only the dreams of a sleeping person, sleeping so profoundly, that he doesn't even realize that he's dreaming them.
Wives are often profoundly disturbed at such a time. Yes, it must be hard.
When our thoughts dwell on those, our subjects, who died in battle and those who perished by premature death and on the families they left behind them, we feel profoundly upset.
The two of us have had some profoundly moving religious experiences. How do you Iike this place?
In my own defence, allow me to say that my illness was more profoundly disturbing than I, myself, realised.
So I speak not as a discarded lover, but more as a man profoundly troubled for the future of his country.
My attitude is profoundly similar to that of the man lying there!
I am profoundly sorry.
I seem to remember, when I was once deeply and ridiculously in love, I was at the same time profoundly unhappy.
How profoundly natural, how strong she is, there's so much sensitivity and understanding in her!
Profoundly.
Profoundly, sir. As a matter of fact I hope to spend all of my time.
The victory of the bourgeoisie. is the victory of profoundly historical time, because it is the time. of the economic production that transforms the society, permanently and from top to bottom.
The crevice, profoundly over-lined.
There's something so profoundly English about cricket.
But the beacon signal alone would be profoundly significant.
Fundamentally, it's the contention that the constellations of the planets at the moment of your birth profoundly influences your future.
If astrology were valid how could we have such profoundly different fates?
Kepler was profoundly annoyed at having to abandon a circular orbit.
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Each is its own industrial revolution, and will profoundly alter our lives and ways of thinking.
It is also true, however, that such training does not provide an adequate foundation for addressing the more abstract, but profoundly important, questions that ultimately must guide global policy and decision-making.
Protectionist trade measures, perhaps in the form of a stiff US tariff on Chinese imports, would be profoundly self-destructive, even absent the inevitable retaliatory measures.
By age 50, their chromosomal bands are profoundly different from one another.
Genes certainly help shape our behavior, but that behavior is profoundly mediated by the processes of development, culture, social environment, and even technology.
On the one hand, human-rights ideology - and it is an ideology, every bit as much as Communism was or neo-liberalism is today - is profoundly legalist, claiming legitimacy from treaties and other international and national instruments.
For athletes who want to compete clean, the threat that they may be beaten by a competitor who is not faster, stronger, or more dedicated, but who takes a drug to gain the edge, is profoundly personal.
Differences in financial structure thus matter profoundly in the effort to prevent deflation.
Financial markets are too integrated - and will remain so, like it or not - for whatever rules are established not to profoundly affect emerging markets.
Our 25 nations have profoundly different historical experiences, geographical situations, and strategic sensibilities.
This is not a technocratic issue, but a profoundly political and democratic one.
The bomb blasts that rocked Kuta, Bali near midnight last October 12th profoundly effected almost every aspect of Indonesian life.
Indeed, while less ominous and dramatic than financial contagion, trade spillovers profoundly influence global growth prospects.
Quite a few are members of political parties with a profoundly anti-Semitic provenance, such as Austria's Freedom Party, whose early members included former Nazis.
Rarely have I been so profoundly moved.
His administration believes that the United States should talk with other governments even if it disagrees profoundly with their character.
Beyond the short-term challenges ahead, we all have a duty to profoundly change the way we prepare our children to cope with today's new world.
Indeed, America's geopolitical position differs profoundly from that of imperial Britain: while Britain faced rising neighbors in Germany and Russia, America benefits from two oceans and weaker neighbors.
Indeed, as the US intelligence community's 2009 assessment predicted, China stands to affect global geopolitics more profoundly than any other country.
Where welfare state medicine differs most from that in more market-oriented countries is that patients and their families often have little or no say in critical medical decisions that can profoundly affect their lives.
America's image in Europe has changed profoundly since November 4, and the style of Obama's diplomacy once he becomes president will probably confirm that change.
Argentina's other threat, not to repay the IMF, challenged the old system just as profoundly and seemed for some to be a justified response to years of bad policy advice from the IMF and the G-7 countries.
ISLAMABAD - Osama bin Laden's death in a firefight with United States special forces will profoundly affect Pakistan's relations with America.
Our trajectory as a species is hardwired to this four-billion-year-old bio-geo-chemical system that has profoundly worked and reworked the planetary environment, all the way from bacteria to city planners, atmospheric oxygen to paper mills.