This nimble-footed doubleness may indeed hold profound existential truths; it also provides an all-purpose evasion of analysis.
He added: "Pen upholds Tohti's innocence, decries the profound iniquity of this judgment, and holds profound concerns regarding his maltreatment in detention.
As the country that supplied the fuel that made it happen, the events at Fukushima held – and still hold – profound implications for Australia.
In Christianity, breaking bread holds profound significance after the last supper, as does salt; Christians are described as the "salt of the earth" in Matthew's gospel.
The State Department and the Pentagon hold profound differences on this question, and advocates in the administration say, a definition of the role of the exiles still awaits a decision by President Bush and his senior foreign policy advisers.
But the nonviolent collapse of the repressive Soviet regime also holds profound lessons for the rebels.
Such a shift in perception of the meaning of our cosmos holds profound implications for our understanding and significance of human life.
While this is only the beginning, Angaza's business model holds profound implications for transforming the lives of billions of people with individual hopes, dreams, and desires.
This view holds that all members of a community are linked together, be they rich or poor, victims or perpetrators, and it holds profound implications for peacemaking and conflict resolution.
His vision for cities that are safe and affordable, centers of our new economy, the locus for educational excellence at all levels, places of research and innovation, engines for global competitiveness, and a place for great and diverse cultural expressions holds profound promise for America's future.
She said that no one can truly explain why these women are alive and doing well today, offering instead what holds profound truth: "They see their lives and the risks they run decidedly differently... Home and community are forces that rival even radiation".
