But it raised the possibility of grander, more profound ones.
The huge output of Russian composer Alfred Schnittke raises these sorts of questions – and some even more profound ones about musical meaning and historical signification.
But without investing the face-to-face time, we lack deeper connections to them, and the time we invest in superficial relationships comes at the expense of more profound ones.
BUT I had great epiphanies during the seminar and even more profound ones when I arrived home.
While finances were "a partial motivator," Mr. Armstrong said, "an even more profound one was a desire on the part of the trustees and the staff to see the collection more frequently".
After Chico raised his duck question, he went on to ask another, even more profound one: "Why-a no chicken?" To this, Groucho replied, "Well, I don't know why-a no chicken.
By Susan Orlean March 16, 2010 After Chico raised his duck question, he went on to ask another, even more profound one: "Why-a no chicken?" To this, Groucho replied, "Well, I don't know why-a no chicken.
But on another level, an even more profound one, it occured to me then and there that I dont really want to know what seinfeld would be like today.
Li turns an intricately plotted mystery into something more profound, one that queries the meaning of crime and punishment in the moral murk of contemporary China.
There were two quite noticeable scars on the boy's back, a superficial one of some two inches at his left shoulder and a more profound one of less than an inch down near the base of his spine.
For the region this means that just as the first wave of leftism may be reaching an impasse in Argentina and Venezuela, a second, more profound one is beginning in unexpected parts of Latin America: conservative Chile, ultra-conservative Colombia and moderate Brazil.
