As we created new traditions, our success stood on the shoulders of traditionalists and progressives, who used subjective and quantitative evidence to create a profound scholarly heritage.
Malae's first novel gives voice to a "Me Generation" poet of mixed heritage and profound anti-American sentiment, whose ideas about solitude nevertheless feel quintessentially American.
'That may be salesmanship, but we hope it is not an example of Mr Kennedy's most profound thoughts about his family heritage.' There are those, however, who are beginning to doubt Kennedy has profound thoughts on any subject, least of all politics.
"There can be no doubt that a project of this scale and scope, in an area as remote and protected as Lamu, cannot help but have profound negative impacts on the heritage," said a 2015 report on the area from Unesco's World Heritage Committee.
Humans and societies are not blank pages, but the carriers of a profound cultural, symbolic, and historic heritage, through which they communicate and make sense of reality.
His playing is equally marked by his Polish heritage and by the profound influence of Coltrane.
And nowhere has that focus been more profound than at Burberry, the British heritage brand founded in 1856.
The second strand aims to instil a profound knowledge of – and pride in – the Malian heritage.
While there, Avey experiences a profound awakening that connects her to her African American ancestors and heritage.
Apart from their intrinsic appeal, Jewish myths and legends claim attention for three special reasons: (1) Those incorporated in the Hebrew Bible are now part and parcel of the cultural heritage of the Western world and have exerted a profound influence on its literature and art.
Sharing the same philosophical vocabulary and reacting to a common heritage, the proponents of the new Learning in the Profound may appear to be speaking with a single voice.
