It was never a terribly profound sentiment, and making it shorter doesn't help much, unless you need to tattoo it on your knuckles.
"Perhaps the most perfect work" on view, she wrote, "is the little Madonna of Duccio belonging to Count Gregory Stroganoff... which, small as it is, offers so much majesty, dignity, and profound sentiment".
The house became a place of pilgrimage in the decades after Poe's death, and on his visit in 1888, Hemstreet, a retired Civil War colonel and board member of the Brooklyn art museum, regarded the Raven Room, as it was called, "with profound sentiment".
"We are not a military power, but a moral and patriotic one," Mr. Castro said, according to an article today in Granma, the Communist Party newspaper, "a nation with a profound sentiment of justice and freedom that can only prosper with this socialist system".
He accused Diệm's poll of being "a governmental activity which conforms neither to the profound sentiment of the Vietnamese people nor to the common cause of peace".
The Japanese government should emulate this profound sentiment in confronting the past and dealing with our as yet unresolved relationships with neighboring countries, particularly Korea and China.
2. Its difficulties in collecting the indispensable signatures, even if overcome, are proof that the revulsion it inspires is not a fad favored by intellectuals or anti-racist militants -- it is a profound sentiment, deeply spread throughout the country and, evidently, growing.
