By mimicking the art world, he had slyly exposed the profound racial fault lines beneath it.
But, like it or not, the case of the Nice Jeweller has helped reveal the fault lines of what may be a profound shift in French politics.
Many of these changes are driving a profound shift in the generation mix of the GB power system, which is raising concerns about the reduction in system inertia, variation in fault levels and the management of voltage [10].
But for many of us nowadays, the present writer emphatically included, the sacrifice of Isaac is one of the most dramatic expressions of the profound moral faults of most traditional religions, and Judaism in particular.
We believe everything is possible and if you don't have it all, from the perfect body to profound wealth, the fault is yours.
This is a profound and important fault-line with big implications for how Labour might govern that has received very little attention.
Their philosophy was more profound -- to a fault.
For achieving either, it is crucial to acquire a profound understanding of different faults by exploring their underlying causes and identifying key variables related to those causes.
Although she has reported from the front lines, the lesson she is now giving young women is probably her most profound: It's not your fault.
The USA may have been flawed and at fault in many profound ways, from the treatment of Native Americans in the old west, to black people in the modern city.
