Word: profoundly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...doctors found that, if he ate, his digestion rate was faster than normal. Hence they conclude that not the stomach, but the emotions determine appetite. They write: "What is known about the length of time food remains in the stomach must be re-evaluated in the light of the profound alterations which accompany altered emotional states...
...Profound, verbose Rudolf Kircher, who as chief editorial writer of the German Frankfurter Zeitung has made many a Nazi concoction palatable for his readers, last week overstepped the mark. Wrote he of a recent trip to Greece: "As gastronomical matters still interest me, my first visit in Athens was not to the Acropolis but to the markets." There followed a lengthy essay on the excellence of Greek food...
...Foreign Commissar Viacheslav Molotov, in an address to U.S. Ambassador William H. Standley, said: "Let us remember that millions of people who have made count less sacrifices live in profound hope . . . of a combined Allied offensive...
...midst of a period of revolutionary change that is likely to be as profound as any in the modern history of the human race. We shall not understand its inner nature unless we recognize it to be as significant in its essentials as that which saw the fall of the Roman Empire...
That is the question, and the answer - a stentorian yes! And he is undergoing this pleasurable period, happy about the whole thing, not through any assistance or guidance from the profound researchists of Wall Street...