Two weeks seems like a reasonable time to distill a few noble thoughts down to 45 seconds of profound essence.
"Coming from a family culture where people enjoy lavish cuisines, extravaganza of cladding styles, hues of festivity and a profound essence of customs and orthodoxy; invokes the first impression that the land should be full of industries, textile mills, restaurants and vehicles, no matter how much greenhouse gases it releases.
On Photography is a study of the subject endowed with wit and wisdom, intellect and intent - it is a brilliant and profound look at the very essence of photography.
Creating a pure Japanese garden in this country, meanwhile, can be a tall order, because it requires a profound understanding of what is, in essence, an artform.
More often they come across not as profound but as pretentious, because the essence of barbera, that cherry fruit with its refreshing rasp, is buried under velvety soft flavors of vanilla and chocolate flavors derived from oak.
In essence, smart grids bring profound changes in the information systems that drive them: new information flows coming from the electricity grid, new players such as decentralized producers of renewable energies, new uses such as electric vehicles and connected houses and new communicating equipments such as smart meters, sensors and remote control points.
This is a profound and composite method with the essence of sequential, structural and evolutionary based methods for protein function prediction.
Far from the Tree (Chatto & Windus), Andrew Solomon's exceptional study of what it is like to have a child who is "different", illuminates the essence of parenthood, and is profound and moving.
The impact of mysticism on Islamic philosophy has been so profound that it has changed the very essence and definition of philosophizing.
The essence of Bach's music, its profound "rendering of transcendence," in Mr. Elie's words, is contained in the compositional elements, the nuts and bolts, the notes, the ingenious blend of detail and architecture.
