"It is clear that whatever Mr Novak experienced in Iraq had a profound effect on him," Folk said.
In The Souls of Black Folk, a profound and lyrical exploration of what it means to be African American, W.E.B.
His actions needed no model in a fictional monster, just a profound hostility to regular folk who had gathered, en masse, with their friends and their sodas, to have fun.
Nevertheless, this form of pop-folk exerted a profound influence in the form of 1950s folk-rock and related styles.
We are here, working jobs and living our lives, only because of the profound sacrifices that black folks in this country have been making since its inhumane inception.
The Hall of Fame presents the history of rock, plausibly, as a giant family tree, branching from profound ancestors — blues, country, gospel, pop, folk ballads, jazz, R&B — to wild offspring, legitimate and illegitimate.
But Mr. Moore could be said to represent a profound strand of African-American folk art.
But there there's also a certain species of urbane Republican who live in liberal bastions and, feeling terribly oppressed by the mild contempt they face at cocktail parties, imagine a profound sympathy with the simple folk of the heartland.
It's a singular moment in your development as a person, and to experience it with a group of wonderful folks is really profound and something I'm very grateful for.
Imagine this as a sub-article within the article, dedicated to the folks who experience profound social anxiety and existential dread at the mention or scent of weed, and channel this fear into myriad different terms.
