It is time for a profound new outlook – where we construct smaller, less expensive and perhaps mobile structures and do not replace buildings destroyed and damaged in storms.
Is it any wonder that the anger felt by many Democrats is even greater than can be explained by the profound differences in outlook between the two candidates and their parties?
Despite their profound differences in outlook and temperament, Sal is beset by "the fleeting intuition that neither of them could fulfil their wishes, whatever they were, without doing the other harm"; several references to Cain and Abel and to the influence of the story on Steinbeck's East of Eden underline the point.
Mr. Putin consolidated his control over Russia's oligarchs, Mr. Tillerson underwent a profound change of outlook.
By this time, world events and his own advancing age had brought about a profound change in his outlook on life.
Your profound learning and philosophic outlook have found expression in opinions which have become classic, enriching the literature of the law as well as its substance...
The director of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, Terry Cleveland, said changes in economics and attitude were creating a profound wrinkle in the outlook for human-wolf relations.
A similar thing happened in reverse in the 1990s and, in his recent biography of Osborne, Janan Ganesh says this has a profound effect on his outlook.
Far from Denver and Boulder, there are many places where an atmosphere of decline has lasted for two or more generations, leaving a profound impact on the outlook of young people.
Robens was despondent at the prospect of a long period in opposition; he was approaching 50, and although shadow foreign secretary, the defeat had a profound effect on his outlook.
When he resigned from the Supreme Court, his "brethren," as he always addressed his fellow justices, wrote him a letter signed by all, saying in part: Your profound learning and philosophic outlook have found expression in opinions which have become classic, enriching the literature of the law as well as its substance...
