1.   In the last Decade, however, more profound questions have been posed.

2.   This is a profound question, and present-day quantum theory does not really provide us with a satisfying answer.

3.   Amid all the domestic tumult and high-tech wheeling and dealing, the movie asks profound questions about human choice and the possibility of second chances.

4.   Beyond that, Kass said, pregnancies in older women raise profound questions about the human life cycle.

5.   But he yields to urges that would impair the essential task of grappling seriously with that profound question.

6.   But it begs a profound moral question, he added.

7.   But in one of his least engaging traits, he yields to urges that would impair the essential task of grappling seriously with that profound question.

8.   But the Norns are the least of it to Grand, whose work raises profound questions about the nature of life.

9.   He argues usefully that manners are a frail and uncertain instrument for solving profound social questions.

10.   It also raised profound questions about the role of the Internet in the current slowdown.