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Meanings of profound sadness in English
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Usage of profound sadness in English
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The pope followed his retreating figure with a glance of profound sadness.
2
Turchi remained silent, gazing upon her with an expression of profound sadness.
3
The eyes of these three women were filled with a profound sadness.
4
I had known love contracted by profound sadness or penetrating rage.
5
It was a sobering conclusion, and it induced a deep and profound sadness.
6
She heard me with profound sadness, but without manifesting any surprise.
7
Desgenais understood me; he saw that a profound sadness had taken possession of me.
8
An air of profound sadness was depicted in his features.
9
An expression of profound sadness crossed the features of Laihova.
10
A profound sadness came over the young woman, and tears rushed to her eyes.
11
Anna Mikháylovna turned up her eyes, and profound sadness was depicted on her face.
12
A child less fragile, less a reflection of the profound sadness of being alive.
13
Sir John was perfectly calm, but his face wore a look of profound sadness.
14
These headstones help tell a small part of this story, a story of profound sadness.
15
There was profound sadness in the faces of the vast assemblage that crowded the streets.
16
That will be a moment of profound sadness for many of us across the UK.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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