And that position, according to Meridor, was "a profound, moral matter".
Resistance to the regime that is solely focused on issues of personal freedom and ignores the profound matter of equity and social justice is condemned to remain a fringe issue without any real political traction.
THE MIRACLE AT SPEEDY MOTORS (Pantheon, $21.95) finds Mma Ramotswe pondering the profound matter of human connections, particularly among people like Manka Sebina, adopted as a child and longing for identity and family.
This is about the most profound matter.
The writer-director George Nolfi, by literalizing and supercharging what Dick sketched out, and adding gimcrack history and theology, has made a strenuously silly digital-action film, interrupted by a wheezing discourse about freedom and choice and other such profound matters.
"The tzaddikim, or righteous ones, proclaimed that there are profound matters enfolded in the kugel".
The most profound matters of heart and history, like everything else, have been reduced to the logic of capitalism.
These profound matters came to me, or rather they came back to me, the other day while thumbing through Jancis Robinson's new book, "How to Taste," due in October from Simon & Schuster ($25).
27:26 and Song of Songs 4 11 as referring to the need to conceal certain profound matters from the many (Iggeret ha-Vikkuah, 74; trans., 42); or the reading of Jer.
Obama said he was "deeply concerned by reports of military movements," that "would represent a profound interference in matters that must be determined by the Ukrainian people" and would constitute a "clear violation" of international law.
"You just don't invade another country on phony pretexts in order to assert your interests". "It would represent a profound interference in matters that must be determined by the Ukrainian people.
