John Kerry made a profound statement in the second debate when he said that although he is a Catholic, he would not legislate his morality on the nation.
In its refusal to identify anyone by name or job title, this four-hour film — Mr. Wiseman's 38th institutional documentary since 1967 — makes a profound statement about democratic participation.
During one of our talks she made a profound statement, "I can only tell you my story, my experiences".
The Korean-American actor was promoting his new show, "The Good Doctor," when he made a profound statement addressing his difficult choice to leave the role after seven seasons.
As Mae stood up to talk, she made a profound statement: "Never limit yourself to other people's limiting imagination," and so she took her place amongst the stars as the first African American woman to go into space.
Was he making a profound statement or "flinging paint in the public's face?" (7 ).
I don't think that there are many people in America who would question General Powell's credibility, his patriotism, his willingness to tell it straight, and so any suggestion that General Powell would make such a profound statement in such an important election based on anything but what he thought was what's going to be best for America doesn't make much sense".
"Wayman made such a profound statement once; he said, 'I've already beaten this cancer, regardless of the outcome,' and that's the way he lived.
Such an action by Muslims would make a more profound statement than any mere building could.
Herzog and de Meuron, however, have made a more profound statement about the potential of sensual form to achieve epic grandeur, and there are no self-indulgent gestures: every aspect of their design amplifies the experience of attending a soccer game.
