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There really was no Greek theology in the sense that theology provides a coherent and profound explanation of the workings of both the cosmos and the human heart.

The article offered a more profound explanation.

A second and more profound explanation relates to the inescapable limitation of all observation studies; namely the findings simply identify associations, not cause-and-effect relationships.

I suppose each of these plays its own distinct role in our special regard for that part of life we call childhood, but I prefer to imagine that the most profound explanation lies within our own memories of childhood – and the dreams that those memories inspire in us even until our dying hours.

Despite occasional doubts19, the East Asian Isolation Hypothesis (EAIH) has become a well-established explanation of profound differences between Jurassic (and sometimes Early Cretaceous) Asian terrestrial faunas and those elsewhere in Pangaea6.

Thereby, the research will contribute to a more profound understanding and a better explanation of socioeconomic inequalities in healthcare.

I have a profound loathing of them.

"He has a profound love of America".

He suffered a profound crisis of confidence.

There is a profound disorientation of ideas.

I have a profound dislike of activism.