"profundo (sentimiento)" in English

and Christian values that pervade its common soul, such as the dignity of

I do not go along with this view - I am profoundly convinced that Europeans are still favourable to Europe.

Finally, I would like to join the Members who have spoken in expressing my profound shame at the incident.

Madam President, there is a great feeling of moral outrage in this Parliament at what has happened at Auschwitz.

Mr President, honourable Members, it is with a deep sense of gratitude that I and my delegation join you today on the occasion of your formal sitting.

Because state television was able to report round the clock, evoking a profound sense of shock at the unimaginable suffering of the people in the stricken areas.

This is why, in particular as a lawyer, I feel a deep sense of sympathy when I think of my colleagues who have lost their lives in connection with this quite wonderful profession.

As many previous speakers have emphasized, however, the large number of votes cast in favour of Mrs Lalumière reflected the deep sense of frustration within this House.

Madam President, I too would like to express my deepest admiration for your work and my sincerest appreciation of the results achieved during your term as President of the European Parliament.

This expression, in my opinion, reflects a deep feeling of dispossession felt by a significant number of citizens from every country of the world in the face of the globalisation process.

Madam President, I too would like to express my deepest admiration for your work and my sincerest appreciation of the results achieved during your term as President of the European Parliament.

I have to confess that it is not very snappy, but it is more interesting than it seems because it does appear to respond to a very deep-seated feeling shared by many of the citizens of our countries.