Mr. Letts and Ms. Morton make clear that beneath the couple's mechanical antagonism lies a profound emotional dependence with gnarled roots embedded deeply in love.
Yes, there are mild irritations along with profound qualms: American dependence on the automobile, capital punishment, puritanical views, to name a few.
In classical myth, in Goethe's Faust for example, and in all religious traditions, there is a clear recognition of the importance of care giving as a vital human activity.But this has been marginalised by a cultural preoccupation with independence and a profound aversion to dependence, vulnerability and need.
She has experienced falls from her wheelchair, daily reminders of her dependence, profound disappointment on the mogul hill at Cypress Mountain and, above all, so many thoughts and raw emotions as she looks from the outside at an Olympics in which she had planned to compete.
We document a profound and systematic dependence of the simulated functional connectivity patterns on the parameters controlling the dynamics.
She disrupts the disruptions, multiplying the film's modes and tones, its layers and methods of self-commentary, and then relies on these interjections — in the voice of Yvonne Washington — to analyze the anecdotal skein of Jenny's recollections and extract from them their dependence upon profound, and largely unexamined, societal divisions and social prejudices.
There is, of course, oppression, but it is complicated by a grudging and dreadful mutual dependence, and a profound and unexamined intimacy of which all parties are aware.
Intuitionists for example take the dependence to be profound: they think that all of mathematical practice rests on a false philosophical foundation and that once that foundation is removed, mathematics totters.
Naomi defined her work by saying "story is for me both a fun and profound way to explore causality/inter-dependence, wholeness, and emptiness.
Trends do not show regional dependence, they truly reflect profound social change occurring across the entire U.S.
