It is morally and intellectually about as profound as congratulating yourself on being born white, or left-handed, or having Dave for a middle name.
It's historically, intellectually, culturally, socially, so profound".
A bizarre fish-out-of-water comedy masquerading as a serious awards-season contender by pretending to address the deep wound of racial inequality while demonstrating its profound inability, intellectually and dramatically, to do that.
Home is less epic in its intentions, and thus rather less intellectually ambitious, and less profound, than Gilead: what gave Jack's story such resonance in the first novel was its contrapuntal relationship to Ames's story of America's embattled racial history.
He was a gifted writer, intellectually stimulating, humorous and at times profound.
Emotionally dense, and intellectually so; jammed with ideas both profound and prosaic, thick with rapid-fire dialogue about human beings and the use of petroleum.
This is quintessential Tippett as I remember him, articulating a profound thought but then, as though intellectually dyslexic, digging himself into an ever deeper and more impenetrable grave as he allowed his tongue and mind to wander over disparate ideas.
He wrote history that was intellectually of the highest order but combined with a profound sense of compassion and justice.
Finally, those in the profound range, comprising the smallest number of intellectually disabled, demonstrate minimal responsiveness, secondary physical handicaps, poor motor development and communication skills, and the ability to perform only highly structured work activities.
Belief came to be understood in western Christianity as a proposition at which you arrive intellectually, but Armstrong argues that this has been a profound misunderstanding that, in recent decades, has also infected other faiths.
