Leon, who occupied the bunk to my right, and had an unerring knack for the casually profound remark, put it this way: "It would be nice to just walk down the street and not be noticed".
More important, however, he made a profound, perhaps inadvertent, remark about the business people's state of mind on investing, suggesting that it still may be analogous to a casino.
Harry's contribution to lifting the stigma from mental-health issues may not yet be measurable, but it is surely profound; and if his remarks were not quite on the scale of Diana's shaking of hands at the Middlesex Hospital in 1987, they were as close as any senior member of the Royal Family has come since then to expressing his mother's uncalculating gift for empathy.
Biden's Yale Class Day remarks are profound in their insights but they are especially compelling because they reflect the public life he has lived.
It was a pseudo-populist hoax — an act of condescension far more profound than Obama's remark about bitterness.
"This play, it's profound, extraordinary," Ms. Bancroft remarked excitedly the other day as she received a visitor in a luxury hotel on the East Side of Manhattan in which she and Mr. Brooks sometimes stay when they are away from Los Angeles, where they have lived for many years.
2 4 Researchers remark a profound gap and tension between the medical approach and lean thinking.
General Boykin should not be removed because he preached his beliefs to his co-religionists, but should be reassigned for incompetence because his remarks reveal a profound ignorance of the religion professed by our enemies.
The remarks suggested a profound cultural change that has overtaken Britain since the 1950's and 1960's when the medical profession was rarely challenged to explain itself in public.
The response to Adam Carolla's remarks ranged from profound to enraged to enlightened to downright ridiculous.
