McGill took aim at the "pseudo-profound" style of a novel "past its time", and saw "a bias in the writer, not just his character" in the narrator's "assessing every female … in terms of her sexual viability".
Then suddenly, Ibrahimov blurted a series of unprompted factoids in his faux-profound style.
As he said himself, he might not have been "the author with the most best-sellers on the list", or even a girl, but with a distinctive and profound writing style on his side as well as the ability to entrance thousands of readers across the country, his victory is undisputably deserved.
Although Li may not have lived long enough to see the Song court reestablished at Lin'an (now Hangzhou) in 1136, his influence there was profound, and his style of landscape painting became the orthodox manner for Southern Academy painters, being transmitted down to Ma through a follower, Xiao Zhao, and through Ma's own forebears.
Compounding this divergence was a profound difference in style.
Instead, he declaims the melody in his profound and passionate style.
In Spain a similar conflict was expressed in a tendency toward ornament, Latinization, and the classics (culteranismo) and that toward a more concise, profound, and epigrammatic style (conceptismo).
The existential, religious, and political crises of such elder contemporaries as Carl Theodor Dreyer and Robert Bresson gave rise to profound unities of style and substance.
The set covers the years from 1958 to 1963, as well as the distance from Mr. Weston the player of piquant, swinging miniatures with a profound extreme-register style to Mr. Weston the concocter of large-ensemble evocations of Africa.
