"My right to speak my mind, to have a voice, to be what some have called 'opinionated,' is a right I deeply and profoundly cherish," Teresa Heinz Kerry told delegates last night with a smile.
It leaves wide open the question as to what persons, doctrines or things are "sacred". It sheds no light on what representations on the motion picture screen will constitute "profaning" those things which the State censors find to be "sacred". To criticize or assail religious doctrine may wound to the quick those who are attached to the doctrine and profoundly cherish it.
Thought-crime may be next.All this suggests Sheikh Hasina's dream for Bangladesh differs profoundly from that cherished by her countrymen.
His counsel, wisdom and sense of humor will be profoundly missed and always cherished.
His many close friends and family know we will not see his like again, and we will all miss him profoundly, and cherish his memory.
Rhoda Altman and Dr. Barry Altman profoundly mourn the loss of their cherished, loving son Jon.
These colleagues will remain profoundly grateful for her contributions to the world of information science, and will, just as deeply, cherish memories of how she made her professional mark quietly, respectfully, and selflessly, yet with clear vision, determination, and passion.
Con gregation Beth Elohim is profoundly saddened by the passing of Charlotte, cherished wife of our esteemed past President I. Stanley Kriegel.
The Metropolitan Opera profoundly mourns the death of a dear friend and cherished artist, baritone Theodor Uppman, whose Met career spanned a quarter century and nearly 400 performances.
Guri Lie Zeckendorf was cherished by all that knew her; she will be profoundly missed and remembered with great admiration and love.
Cherished by eleven grandchildren.
