"This is really a profound level of heroism," Fukuda said.
Moreover, it could come to represent the greatest achievement of Obama's first term, depicting a moment of profound impact and heroism.
The Russian ambassador to the UK, Alexander Yakovenko, wrote to Mr Beaven, saying: "I wish to express to you once more on behalf of the people of Russia and the Russian government our profound gratitude for your heroism and courage".
Chen Guangcheng's heroism is profound, his developing circumstances are distressing, and unfortunately for U.S.-China relations, the timing of all of this is undeniably inconvenient.
"This series not only provides action-packed entertainment, but also profound statements about the nature of heroism, the great responsibilities that come with wielding great power, our willingness to trade freedom for security, and much more," said course teacher Arnold T Blumberg.
The tragedy of McCain is that he was authentically heroic as a prisoner of war in Vietnam, but this heroism has been transformed into profound influence over American defense policy, something of which he demonstrates no real understanding.
It's filled with a glorious love story, a stunning act of heroism, humor, and characters who find profound personal depth.
It was, he said, "a day to remember all those who lost their lives" on both sides as well as to "salute the heroism of the task force" sent to correct a "profound wrong".
Interestingly, these sometimes quite broad deflations of ancient icons of heroism are lent great authority by the novel's more profound characterizations.
We enjoy them as parables of individual heroism under duress, but underneath their can-do spirit is a profound loneliness.
