As a good human being, you have a way of being profound without being preachy.
"It's a lot of baloney to be a dealer or a collector unless the art has a chance of being profound," he said.
It's supposed to have this texture, so that you don't feel, if you're in your fifties, 'Oh, this is just a bunch of hipsters mucking about in the Turbine Hall.' " By early May, they had enlisted around fifty candidates who fulfilled the criterion of being "profound and measured" — "You want depth, but you don't want the person to become a spectacle," Sehgal explained.
If we're serious about making London the new Silicon Valley then we need to find our own jealous industry hacks, happy to out their gay CEO grandmothers for a thousand extra page views, and who understand that being profane is always more interesting than being profound.
The situation is this: Harris Harbison Chip Zienn) is the author of three novels (they're called "Here and There," "Back and Forth" and "To and Fro") that few read and that are demeaned by his own editor as not being profound.
I hate it when anything shoots for being profound.
Instantaneously there was ease of being, profound trust, and love.
I was so busy being profound I didn't notice someone leaving the rally and making his way toward me.
I know on an intellectual level that the probability of there being profound and positive change is still high.
"Garp felt most people confused being profound with being sober, being earnest with being deep," Irving writes.
