I leave here today with a profound sense of optimism for the days ahead.

This is the core of bin Laden s appeal the ability to articulate the profound sense of injustice and humiliation that many Arabs and Muslims feel today.

Voter reaction is often less about disliking immigrants than it is about a profound sense of frustration that governments have failed to create an immigration system that works.

In the society in which it is told, a creation myth is usually regarded as conveying profound truths, metaphorically, symbolically and sometimes in a historical or literal sense.

Extremely profound experience.

Mr. Gillerman (Israel) Israel shares the international community's deep sorrow over the thousands of lives lost to the ravages of nature and its profound sense of concern for those victims still suffering.

The consequences are profound.

I was caught off guard when Stephen Colbert asked me a profound question, a profound question.

America needs profound soul searching.

Therein lies a profound contradiction.

This is a profound error.

Tunisia, too, is facing profound polarization.

The US has made profound missteps recently.

Reform has stalled amid profound political paralysis.

Swami Dayananda Saraswati The profound journey of compassion

Europe suffers from a profound crisis of confidence.

The implications of this linguistic variety are profound.

Destination countries have equally profound responsibilities in crises.

The disruption, particularly to credit, would be profound.

Selecting our children raises more profound ethical problems.

Profound wisdom but warnings are of no avail .

Profound wisdom but warnings are of no avail .

This sixtieth anniversary year is of profound significance.

The global security architecture is undergoing profound change.

In a profound way, they are all deeply conservative.

The implication of this position is profound and shocking.

Indeed, relations with China are Japan's most profound problem.

A look beyond the cordial rhetoric reveals profound differences.

The policy implications of such a reorientation are profound.

The signs of this shift are profound, even spectacular.

Finally, there is a profound moral issue at stake.

We have all worked with Ambassador Kronfol, who represented his country in an outstanding manner and who defended its cause in the United Nations and elsewhere. We could all sense his profound commitment and the sincerity of his efforts in all his activities.

The Ministers reiterated their profound condemnation of all acts of terrorism and appreciated the profound role of media in supporting the international efforts to combat terrorism.

Sense

It does not make political sense it does not make economic sense it does not make ethical sense.

On November 23, 1654, Pascal had a profound religious experience.

He also proves his profound friendship for the Jewish state.

But there is profound skepticism that we can do so.

Any hesitation could have profound and irreparable consequences for him.

Common sense, a rare idea in the law, but here it was. Common sense Revolts at the idea. Common sense.

This was a profound mistake there were no such market forces.

In these circumstances, privatization will have profound consequences for China s economy.

It is an immoral debt and a profound human rights issue.

For something profound is changing in Europe, slowly, painfully, but surely.

Both measures had an immediate and profound impact on financial markets.