Directors are also profoundly experienced in asking questions.
Whatever the degree of commitment with which chief officers attempt to apply pressure, operational policing at constable, sergeant and inspector level will be much more profoundly influenced by experience on the job than by policy directives or other instructions from above.
According to its professed aims, the Magdalena Project aims to create opportunities for women to explore new approaches to theatre-making that reflect, more profoundly, their own experiences and political priorities.
She does have strong support among older women, whose life experiences dovetail more profoundly with her own.
As men took over farming and began to plow the ground, a metaphor that has misguided the human experience more profoundly than any other emerged and proved to be all but irresistible.
"I'll just tell you, as a superintendent, there isn't anything more profoundly tragic than what we've experienced today". Among the victims were sisters Robin, 17, and Aurora Cabrera, 16 — a senior and sophomore, respectively, at Irvine High School.
Countless psychological studies prove that the anticipation of an experience has a more profoundly positive effect on our lives than the experience itself.
You can only be better than someone else at Beyond if you shift the regular expectation of what "better" means – to experience the story more profoundly, perhaps, or to unobtrusively input button presses to allow the story to continue smoothly (and absolutely not raise and lower Jodie's can of beer repeatedly while saying "Emotion" in a thick French accent).
If you focus on why something is possible, why you'll succeed, why a task will be enjoyable, you'll experience those effects much more profoundly.
But nothing could have highlighted this challenge more profoundly than the comparison of my own experience with that of so many others.
The truth is, real-life experiences shape our preferences and memories much more profoundly than what we read or see via any media.
