The article offered a more profound explanation.
A second and more profound explanation relates to the inescapable limitation of all observation studies; namely the findings simply identify associations, not cause-and-effect relationships.
I suppose each of these plays its own distinct role in our special regard for that part of life we call childhood, but I prefer to imagine that the most profound explanation lies within our own memories of childhood – and the dreams that those memories inspire in us even until our dying hours.
If you are interested in why Blair made his mistakes, you won't find any profounder explanation than the repeated assertion that he was a duplicitous and conceited fool.
I suppose I expected something dramatic and profound as an explanation for my getting fired.
As he stood frozen in fear, the audience burst out laughing, and he said to himself, "I'm gonna do that again!" (And he gave a profound yet charming explanation for why he's still doing it: "It's too late not to do it anymore").
The model is simple— white blood cell + non-metastatic cancer cell = metastatic cancer cell yet it provides a profound and unifying explanation for metastasis [4].
"There's a common explanation that profound sadness leads to someone's becoming a comedian, but I'm not sure that's a proven equation in my case," he told me.
Given that the balance of probability suggests that the regime did use the weapons, one possible explanation suggests a profound shift in both the regime's analysis of the likelihood of a meaningful international response and a further worrying development in the Syrian military doctrine for the use of chemical weapons.
I believe, on the contrary, that knowledge is power, and that most autists find it helpful to be given an explanation for the profound sense of difference that has dogged them all their lives.One man said he hadn't fully believed in his autism when it was expressed verbally, as someone else's opinion.
