Sentence examples for exist profound from inspiring English sources

At the same time there exist profound mythological needs in modern society, and some are filled by myths borrowed from submerged or alien traditions.

First, there exists profound distrust between the two sides which cannot be mitigated at the negotiating table.

Neurophobia, if it does exist, has profound implications for the practice of health care in any nation.

Alternatively, there may exist a profound effector mechanism of IL-17 in both IFN-γR KO and wild-type mice that has not been investigated in our study and still needs to be discovered.

The fact that a Condorcet winner exists has profound implications about how we could dramatically improve our voting system, as discussed on our voting theory page.

Prior to the 1960s there existed a profound disagreement between European (particularly German) ethologists and American psychologists regarding methods and interpretations of such studies.

Gilling has a great deal of fun with Mr. Sculley's arguments on behalf of physiognomy ("There never existed a profound thinker, or a man of fortitude and prudence, with weak, high eyebrows.... Long teeth are proof of weakness and pusillanimity"), but he also invests the novel with the full benefits of his own powers of observation.

Solutions exist that have profound impact.

But where they exist, they experience profound advantages in terms of financial performance, customer satisfaction, innovation and employee loyalty.

There seems to be a convergence of drugs and technologies that solve problems that arguably don't really exist and a profound drive in many people to identify and fix things they are convinced are wrong with them.

It has often been claimed that beauty, objectively determined, does not exist because of profound subjective differences in the evaluation of what is beautiful and what is not.