By John Woodrow Cox, Steven Rich, Allyson Chiu, John Muyskens and Monica Ulmanu Updated April 17 at 8 06 p.m. Beyond the dead and wounded, children who witness the violence or cower behind locked doors to hide from it can be profoundly traumatized.
Later, as a teenager, I understood this more profoundly – what it meant to hide who you are.
The deep legacy of a shepherd, with its complex rituals, formulae and devotions, hid a very different religiousness, unique and yet profoundly orthodox but, which basically offered a transcendental meaning, linked to this close connection with nature.
Homosexuality, on the other hand, was something that revolted many in that profoundly homophobic era, so these scribes hid behind the notion of protecting "privacy" as an excuse for hiding information or outright lying.
And this is the madness of our country right now — feeling profoundly paranoid about the hateful thoughts that might be hiding in the heads of others.
The more time I spent with my father-in-law's books, the more profoundly they seemed to be not revealing him but hiding him, like some word-wreathed, untranslatable mausoleum.
It now appears that Mars may have reservoirs of liquid water hidden under parts of its icy surface, a finding that could profoundly affect the search for life there, scientists said today.
There is something profoundly lovable about the Cabinet minster, Oliver Letwin, who once had to be hidden from view during a general election campaign because of his unfortunate predilection for blurting out the truth.
Despite the nationality of this young Englishwoman, her story is profoundly American -- all the more so because it has remained largely hidden from the public in the United States.
Yet even as it unearths truths previously hidden under fear and corruption, The Act of Killing is disinterested in vilifying its subjects, making the deepest revelations of the film profoundly humanistic.
