She sounded so profound, like a speaker.
It is a monumental question, one that itself can have profound consequences including whether the Speaker of the House, who is constitutionally also the gatekeeper of presidential Impeachment, truly believes that the President holds values that may make him unfit as the leader of a free and democratic nation.
Mathematics conference organizers may claim they choose speakers purely by merit, but a statistical analysis of the proportions of male and female speakers suggests profound bias against women, according to mathematician Greg Martin.
The writer who emerges from the text is not the fire-breathing, slash-and-burn partisan attacker Mr. Gingrich's critics portrayed from his time as House speaker, nor the profound, big-picture thinker Mr. Gingrich the candidate presents himself as.
If the claim that languages can vary without limit were conjoined with the claim that languages have significant and permanent effects on the concepts and worldview of their speakers, a truly profound global linguistic relativism would result.
As many speakers stressed, there were profound transformations taking place in the global economy with huge implications for media and communications industries.
Most speakers agreed about a profound shift that took place in America following September 11 , 2011 but a shared vision for how the date and the events it precipitated are to be understood remained a topic of open conversation.
2. Veho speakers Small speaker, big sound.
She is a frequent keynote speaker and radio show guest whose profound teachings have helped many find their way through the difficult times of life.
She adds what for her seems to be another profound distinction: Bush isn't slated as the only speaker.
