But perhaps the day's most profound lecture came from Mr. Scott, who spoke in priestly cadences about black metal as part of the ritual of confession.
That did not stop him voicing "profound concerns" and lecturing Mr Mittal about his takeover etiquette.
Shōtoku was a profound student of Buddhism who gave lectures on the scriptures and himself wrote commentaries.
So it was with profound sadness that in praising her in recent lectures to the Jewish communities of Australia, South Africa, and New York that audience members approached me with alleged negative comments she had made against Israel.
The lectures are as erudite as they are profound.
Annie quoted a Treasury official as saying that, while the Americans did not endeavor to lecture the Europeans, they did focus on the profound need for growth on the Continent, for the good of Europe as well as the world.
This month marks the 150th anniversary of the lecture in which English physicist James Prescott Joule announced his profound discovery of how heat given off by one source is absorbed by another and never lost from a system.
Gunn has lectured widely on fashion and lifestyle design and, especially, Parsons' profound role in putting America on the global design map.
(Compare the Clark lectures with "Analysis Terminable and Interminable," of 1937 — Freud's last, dark, dense, profound paper. It is like comparing a Beethoven bagatelle with a late quartet).
The positive association of "reviewing homework" with achievement is more profound in low- and medium-achieving countries, while that of "listening to teacher lecturing" is more profound in medium- and high-achieving countries.
