And, you know, you never know, you know, how profound a ripple in a pond could be, you know, an act of kindness or just a gesture.
Little did we know how profound that activity was... and still is.
"We didn't know how these profound effects were produced.
With a deep disdain for hyperbole and a profound conviction that people should know how to cook, Mr. Kimball has come up with a very good business indeed.
But we do know how this profound deficit of the old democratic spirit could be remedied: Senators, just tell me what was in the report.
It can be a path to the future, all right, but its effect may be more profound on those who don't know how to use it.
MICHAEL KOENIGS: There are certain kinds of brain injuries, so physical damage to the organ in your head, that result in very profound changes in emotional reactions, you know, how we interact with other people, in short, our personalities.
But beyond that, it is almost impossible to know, with any certainty, how the majority of such interventions affected various children and particularly difficult to know how permanent or profound the effect has been.
Peter Buffett's simple sentence — "My wife and I know we don't have the answers, but we do know how to listen" — is profound and refreshing, and very, very unusual.
Franz: I really don't know how to answer this profound question, except to say the events in my prose poem are literally or historically accurate.
To understand how profound this shift could be, it's important to know how past markets have shaped the way computers are built.
