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91. As these change, so do capacities for different forms of political action, with profound consequences for the Labour Party.

92. Fuentes here touches on a profound truth-that memory best resides in the feminine.

93. But how do we recognize a genuine or a profound understanding of society?

94. The guiltless freedom and profound family security that Maddy and Patrick enjoy speak eloquently for extended family.

95. His writings indeed had a profound effect on others whose names appeared on the list.

96. Taken together, different combinations of presidential, electoral, and party systems can have profound effects on democratic performance.

97. The theological implications of such a recognition were profound, and required far more than a change in regulations.

98. This new attitude assumes that beliefs in occult power are solidly based in a true and more profound understanding of ultimate verities.

99. There was an even more profound sense in which the prevailing version of good practice was deficient.

100. It was, however, the reaction from the international community that was most profound.

101. And yet, he could see in his grandfather a shameless self-importance, a profound sense of entitlement.

102. Between September 1926 and May 1927 Nizan underwent a profound change in his intellectual and emotional outlook.

103. There is a danger that we neglect a profound study of a main instrument, and end up as mediocrities.

104. As a result, what we see is consistently open to interpretation, often with profound and tragic consequences.

105. In the process, their commitment to one another and to their vision for Magma grew more profound.

106. At the most profound, over which we had no conscious control, we were ideally suited and at peace.

107. Without doubt, the latter development represents a secular change in the strategic environment of profound importance.

108. After Anaximenes came some one jolly, scoffing, and yet profound: the philosopher-poet Xenopha-nes.

109. Hearing dogs for the deaf can be invaluable to people with a profound hearing loss.

110. As mind and body are interrelated, the emotional effects of skilled, but sensitive aromatherapy massage can be profound.

111. It is entirely probable that Bach himself envisaged his scientific and musically profound opus as a solo keyboard work.

112. The historical legacy of this hegemony continues to have a profound influence on the contemporary political landscape.

113. Events to date represent only the beginnings of a more profound shift.

114. Her profound analyses of the fears and longings underlying parenthood have been invaluable to my thinking, and to my life.

115. Because their physical needs were so profound, there was not enough time to take their psychological and spiritual needs seriously.

116. In recent years, the country has suffered a profound political and economic crisis, and depravation is acute.

117. There are three very simple but profound advantages to a more casual style of dressing.

118. These patients had other diseases not normally seen in combination and had experienced profound weight loss and general debilitation.

119. He also infused the work with a profound vision reflecting great maturity and emotional depth.

120. What had begun as a schoolgirl crush had grown into a profound and romantic desire to be Charles's bride.