Examples of using A profound in English and their translations into Czech
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Now what we have here is a profound historical import.
Six has a profound personal and spiritual significance for me,
Because of this, results can have a profound emotional impact,
The result is a profound sociological probe testifying of the transformations in breakdown of the work force in the present-day world.
Patient Tom Kirkman is experiencing a profound, yet repressed sense of grief over the loss of his wife.
Jean-Pierre's passion for music gave him a profound cosmic insight-- that the Universe appears to be finite.
Another moment in remand amongst hardened criminals could have a profound psychological impact on him.
Although I do not speak from personal experience I have seen it have a profound psychological impact.
Yet repressed sense of grief over the loss of his wife. Patient Tom Kirkman is experiencing a profound.
Miss Sanchez, something in that mixture you gave me has a profound mind-altering effect.
central processing of reporting documents and risk based selection for audit will have a profound and far-reaching impact on most of the procedures of the revenue agency.
Ancient astronaut theorists say that such a profound and controversial notion is possible,
In this context, and given the importance that a profound and realistic knowledge of the reality of tourism has for developing appropriate policies, the Commission's proposal intended to update and optimise the legal
A profound sadness.
A profound life experience.
A profound emotion.
A profound truth.
Adaptation's a profound process.
This is a profound psychosis.