His memory is profound, his command of facts sweeping and indiscriminate.
But as Lester demonstrates through a wide-ranging reconstruction of the intellectual milieu of Renaissance humanism, Leonardo lived at a time when ancient texts commanded profound respect, and mastery of their nuances was considered an unequivocal sign of accomplishment.
It outraged him, and as he watched the area's businesses and residents being relocated to make room for what he calls "an outdoor mall," he noticed that the most resistant were the street preachers, whose profound eccentricity still commanded a certain respect.
But on this special night he conveyed the heroics of the "Eroica" while conducting the score with sure command and profound insight.
But the testimony has already pointed to disturbing conduct by the police command and a profound indifference to the constitutional rights of the city's citizens.
Moreover, it is a book that raises profound questions about group loyalty, command and obedience, xenophobia and abuse of authority.
The scion of an exceptional theatrical dynasty, his acting and his writing commanded respect, and his commitment to radical politics was profound, deeply reasoned and hands-on.
Its remarkable performance and profound historical value are highly regarded by artists and the paper commands very high price in the commercial market.
Therefore, the command-line version of the tool is usable without profound IT expertise and can be executed on regular office PCs.
This new story of the Integral Age entails a fundamental and profound shift to holistic thinking across all domains, with dynamic networks replacing failed command and control institutions.
Soon, however, many became upset by the Taliban's purist onslaught on tribal customs, and resented being forced into the army and commanded to cease growing opium poppies at a time of profound economic desperation.
