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"Ask a trivial question, get a profound, heartbreaking answer".

He claimed that the girls have a profound knowledge of sex.

"Syncretism arises when people may not have a profound knowledge of religion and their faith," the monsignor said.

This account of the history of land, trusts and contract illustrated his scholarly method: a profound knowledge of the sources, a willingness to get his hands dirty in original archival work and an ability to write clearly and persuasively.

She had a profound knowledge of Italian food, and she was utterly passionate about it.

The second strand aims to instil a profound knowledge of – and pride in – the Malian heritage.

At least trainspotters had a profound knowledge of, and love for, trains.

Controlling the quality of thermal spraying requires a profound knowledge of the phenomena involved.

As a result, Amyas has a deep love for Botswana and a profound knowledge of its flora and fauna.

"To work with someone with such a profound knowledge of late Schubert piano work is fascinating," says Bostridge.

These mineralogical memoirs, contributed chiefly to the Royal Academy of Sciences of Turin, were distinguished by a profound knowledge of crystallography.