6 sentences with “profoundly”

Enlightenment political thought profoundly influenced Adams and other revolutionary leaders seeking to create viable republican governments.

Mikhail Gorbachev, who took power in 1985, was a whole generation younger, and brought with him a profoundly different vision of the best way forward for the USSR and its "allies".

Yet each emperor ruled over an "empire" profoundly different from that of his predecessors, in which (even in Russia in 1905) at least some men voted for representatives with real political power.

The new discovery sheds light on the environment in which the Bible arose, and on the other hand the biblical text proves to be capable of a profoundly innovative interpretation of the picture of human reality.

"Disquisition on Government" advanced a profoundly anti-democratic argument. It illustrates Southern leaders' intense suspicion of democratic majorities and their ability to carry out legislation that challenged Southern interests.

In historical retrospect, the paradox of a "communist" country that failed so profoundly to achieve its stated goals of freedom, equality and justice has led many people (not just historians) to speculate about what was inherently flawed with the Soviet system. There are many theories, three of which are discussed below.