The term "profound power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a powerful and enduring influence, or to something that is extremely powerful and overwhelming. For example: "The profound power of love is indescribable and can be felt even through the darkest of times."
Considered in Russian folklore to be animate beings, bells exercise a profound power over humankind — a power that lay dead or dormant for most of the twentieth century.
Considered in Russian folklore to be animate beings, bells exercise a profound power over humankind a power that lay dead or dormant for most of the twentieth century.
Reviews of 'The Bin Ladens': Books of The Times | Sunday Book Review | Excerpt POETRY: "The Shadow of Sirius," by W. S. Merwin A collection of luminous, often tender poems that focus on the profound power of memory.
GRAD, London W1W from 17 January until 29 March Nicolas Poussin, A Dance to the Music of Time, ca 1634-1636 The moral sensibility of Poussin gives classical beauty profound power in what may be his greatest painting.
It reveals the unifying force between the band's early don't-frighten-the horses experimentalism and its later aggressively scary sexuality: Alison Goldfrapp's voice, an instrument of profound power and beauty.
We are not asking for the moon to be made of cheese – only for men and women to be able to hold their own against those with profound power yet too often misuse it.
With so profound a power imbalance, a student can be vulnerable to all sorts of pressure.
· Gordon professed that reading is "the great passion of my life", while Margaret spoke of the "profound transformational power of books".
The Klan "exerted profound political power in states across the country and, probably more than any other national group" in the first half of the 20th century, "drew Americans to the principle of separation," Professor Hamburger writes.
Brown had hitherto kept the radical black left at arm's length despite being courted furiously by them, but sensing his profound talismanic power over young black America in the late 60s, his dedication to the cause went into overdrive after the murder of Martin Luther King in April 1968.
The $1 trillion food industry has profound lobbying power influencing most dietary guidelines and food regulations.
