31.   Still, a profound sense of alienation seems to pervade his character.

32.   That was probably my first experience with a profound sense of loss.

33.   The country is extraordinarily diverse, with a profound sense of communal identities.

34.   The power of their work springs from their ability to evoke a profound sense of surprise that such creatures exist at all.

35.   The Wilder festival was a further step in re-evaluation, with the author regarded as a realist with a far-reaching imagination and a profound sense of morality.

36.   They resonate with our most profound sense that life is not predictable.

37.   They still do, combining religion, history and patriotism into a profound sense of national meaning.

38.   Though the message may be unintentional, the design nonetheless displays a profound sense of historical amnesia.

39.   This simultaneity of the realistic and the visionary makes profound sense.

40.   Those stern New Englanders, Delbanco observes, were seized by a profound Calvinistic sense of personal iniquity.