There is, though, something more profound in the translation's influence.
The agony of defeat is much more profound in track.
Mr. Schwartz sees another benefit, more profound in his view.
They represent an unforced Arabism, no longer self-consciously "committed", and hence more suggestive, more profound in its implications.
I suppose if you follow that logic through, but I think we should talk about something more profound in the National Film Theatre.
While acknowledging its homoeroticism, McFeely sees something more profound in this summer scene: it is an "appeal for freedom, for something truly natural".
The robustness of the CDAF is more profound in some special circumstances.
The effect was more profound in 0.85% NaCl solution than in the artificial saliva medium.
The sample size reduction was more profound in scenarios when the testing doses are not effective.
The experimental results confirm that the cooling effect of the particles is more profound in the absence of gravity.
The positive association of "reviewing homework" with achievement is more profound in low- and medium-achieving countries, while that of "listening to teacher lecturing" is more profound in medium- and high-achieving countries.
