Second, all of these governments keep saying how newsworthy these revelations are, how profound are the violations they expose, how happy they are to learn of all this, how devoted they are to reform.
The writer described JZ's unique storytelling, teaching, and mentoring so well that I felt again how profound was his adopting me as an advisee upon Henry Rago's untimely death.
Usually this story is highlighted as an example of Abraham's unwavering faith or as an illustration of how profound are G*d's mysteries.
Part of the appeal of the brand is that it will always be at a distance, and I think that once I understood how sophisticated it is, how layered it is, how profound it is, and how profound its products are, it only became cooler, bigger, and more distant from me as I think about it and learn about it.
Mitchell is a writer who will always do his own thing, and the question to ask about his work isn't how profound it is, or what category it belongs to, but how much fun it is to read.
But what we misread was how profound would be the ensuing disillusionment.
The 1998 album Solo, an unaccompanied set that visited such demanding modal and bebop excursions as Coltrane's Giant Steps and Dizzy Gillespie's Wouldn't You, demonstrated how creatively profound was Jenkins' grasp of orthodox jazz structure, yet how eloquently he could live without it.
At our own home and sanctuary on the Big Island of Hawaii, we have witnessed firsthand how profound it is for guests from urban areas who haven't seen the stars in the night sky for years.
Unprecedented, historic, profound is how the media describe it.
