They "take us into the living pulse of spring" and profoundly deepen our rapport with places and a higher power.
Robots' march into vehicles, factories, stores, and offices could also profoundly deepen inequality.
If anything, the challenge posed by VUS is likely to profoundly deepen as the clinical sequencing of human genomes accelerates and as the list of genes for which sequencing is clinically meaningful grows.
What some people have dismissed as a narrow issue has both opened up and profoundly deepened our moral and theological life.
It is something that Hazel has not forgotten and that should theoretically deepen and complicate their relationship profoundly.
It is something that Hazel has not forgotten and that should theoretically deepen and complicate their relationship profoundly.
The panel of judges, he said, were looking for "books that start debates or deepen them, that move us profoundly, surprise and delight and perplex us, that bring the worlds of medicine and health into urgent public conversation".
The victory, Angell wrote, "profoundly enhanced and deepened the reputation of the Cincinnati Reds, who must now be compared seriously with the two or three paramount clubs of the last half century".
And they further deepened divisions in an already profoundly polarised Turkey.
Ford's breakthrough book is a profoundly affecting study of deepening despair.
'Research has found that young people's exposure to pornography is linked to beliefs that women are sex objects, and to negative and even fearful attitudes towards sex.' NSPCC chief Peter Wanless said: 'The easy availability to children of online pornography, much of it extreme, violent and profoundly degrading, is of deepening concern,' he told the BBC.
