Priestley's work expresses a profound sense, well illustrated by Time and the Conways, that human beings should learn from their mistakes and do things differently.
But the ambitious pianist Eric Reed is giving it a try through tomorrow night at Iridium with a group called the Eric Dolphy Project, and the results are better than anyone could have predicted: joyous, profound, well organized.
It's radical, profound, well thought out, and directed at precisely the inequality that OWS is all about.
Not in a single moment was this presidency able to invoke the brilliance of the English language and its profound well of inspiration and elucidation.
It can be countered only by a better, more profound, well-articulated counter-appeal.But this won't happen unless we stand up for our own values, are proud of them and advocate them with conviction.
More than a decade ago, I had an experience of inner quiet and profound well-being that was quite disconcerting, absolutely wonderful, and lasted fairly continually for nearly six weeks.
Authoritarianism has reemerged as the greatest threat to the liberal democratic world — a profound ideological, as well as strategic, challenge.
He calls it a profound ideological, as well as strategic, challenge that we have no idea how to confront.
"The opposite of a profound truth may well be another profound truth," the physicist Niels Bohr is supposed to have said, which is one of those observations that applies to more areas of life the more you ponder it.
KURZWEIL -- The Sept. 11 tragedy will accelerate a profound trend already well under way from centralized technologies to distributed ones and from the real world to the virtual world.
Gray's direction strives a little too hard for meaning, though, and you're left with the impression of a film that is making a profound statement about... well, something profound, anyway.
