Sentence examples for feel a profound from inspiring English sources
I feel a profound responsibility about that".
They feel a profound sense of discomfort and vulnerability as new governments and new economies take shape.
De Blasio rather grudgingly concedes a few Bloomberg successes — "in his first term" — but he says voters feel "a profound sense of economic insecurity".
Once, while watching, he said, it made him "feel a profound despair like when I read 'The Bell Jar.' " He slid in the disc.
Boy, oh boy, did I feel a profound sense of déjà vu reading Benjamin Anastas's review of "Last Seen Leaving," by Kelly Braffet (Dec. 24).
But I for one, feel a profound unease at the thought of having a president who proudly proclaims that he does not believe in evolution.
In doing so, she "feels a profound sense of accomplishment and possibility".
When I heard the election result, I felt a profound sorrow mixed with rage.
He still feels a profound sense of loss and rejects the notion that time is a healer.
Some of them felt a profound sense of guilt or inadequacy in the face of the divine.
