A cold, hard winter will bring a springtime of action that will mobilize tens of millions of people for the most historically profound movement of our times.
These movements had the most profound effect on social and political life, permanently altering the beliefs by which men live.
Here, the most minimal movement can be the most profound register of emotion, but the genius of the work lies in the angry, beautiful duet for Alina Cojocaru and Junor Souza, two broken lovers trying over and over again to reconnect.
The Movement Good Intentions, Unproven Theories How schools got to this point is a saga of good intentions, unproven theories and a progressive education movement that has had its most profound impact in reading and math.
"The charter movement is one of the most profound changes in American education, bringing tremendous new options to underserved communities," Mr. Duncan is to say in the speech, the text of which was provided to The New York Times by his advisers.
He acknowledges the archaisms the futurist movement wanted to eradicate, in the most profound Italian art of the 20th century, which influenced the surrealists but in truth surpasses them.
Your purity of movement and beautiful spirit have touched all of us in the most profound way.
It's by far one of the most profound impacts of the GDPR on our digital lives and on our digital freedom of movement.
Since oculomotor function is less sensitive to language or limb motor impairments than traditional neuropsychological tests, we hypothesized that eye movements would be superior to neuropsychological tests in diagnosing the clinical syndromes with the most profound oculomotor impairments.
Writing in Les Cahiers du Cinéma in 1961, the director Jacques Rivette took Pontecorvo to task for embellishing Ms. Riva's suicide scene with a fussy little camera movement: the man who would do that, Rivette wrote, "deserves nothing but the most profound contempt".
