Examples of using Very profound in English and their translations into Hungarian
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And this brings us to a very critical realization one that will have a very profound affect on our progress on this planet.
original and very profound exhibition.
We truly play music only when we have a very profound understanding of the piece,
they have their meaning(a very profound one, too) on the page of the origins of Life.
Molitor thinks it impossible to deny that the Kabalah- its present abuses notwithstanding- has some very profound and scientific basis to stand upon.
Mr. Weller looked very profound as he delivered this legal opinion;
During the Kryon Kundalini Tour in 2013 a very profound and significant event took place on the Island of the Sun at Lake Titicaca, Bolivia.
also has a very profound and effective personality.
That's interesting, because she says that you two were linked in a very profound and spiritual manner.
This occurred in 1821, and created, at the time, a very profound sensation wherever it was made the subject of converse.
When King Wen heard Jiang Ziya was a very virtuous sage with very profound knowledge, he visited Jiang Ziya
Something very profound happened in the U.S. on December 21 with the passage of President Donald Trump's“Executive Order Blocking the Property of Persons Involved in Serious Human Rights Abuse or Corruption”.
One of the reasons we simply can't resist making New Year's Resolutions is because we're feeling a very real, very profound shift in energy from one year to the next.
perhaps ventured to believe, it was thanks to my newly acquired, though at that time not very profound, knowledge of the Jewish question.
financial and environmental crisis- as was pointed out earlier- but also a very profound social crisis linked to the rise in unemployment.
Abel- with regard to its deeper aspect, of course- is an allegory for very profound mysteries(Note 2)
Very profound.
That's very profound.
Some very profound words.