The way she dealt with this life implosion made for heart-wrenching television and a far more profound ending than her disappearance in series four.
As in her singing, she achieved profound ends through the simplest of means, showing the instincts and communicative power of a born performer during a masterly recital on Thursday at Alice Tully Hall, accompanied by the excellent pianist Malcolm Martineau.
Clearly, our guest author envisions a profound end-of-life music-thanatology clinical practice in which the well-known, empirical Hippocratic and the lesser known, sacred Asclepian are integrated into the ideals of monastic medicine.
He pointed out that for parents a birth is a momentous beginning and for the infant, a profound ending.
"The Sopranos," with its superb level of accomplishment, has used extreme violence to a profound artistic end.
World War II, perhaps the most profound example, ended in an atomic strike on Japan in 1945 largely on the shoulders of scientist-soldiers in the Manhattan Project.
But still, there is something profound about the end of a war that has lasted so long.
But still there is something profound about the end of a war that has lasted so long," said Obama.
Scow D.S. 123, by contrast, was the barge that everyone wanted to welcome home because its 600 tons of household castoffs -- a tattered Christmas wreath, a basketball, a gray sock, a few broom handles -- represented two short but profound words: the end.
But then I had a profound realization: this "end" is not the downfall of men at all.
