The ingenuity of the ending is its encapsulation of grand currents of history in a majestic yet deft, brisk but profound touch.
In an endearing, profound touch during the fleeting romantic episodes between Nannetta, the daughter of Alice Ford, and the smitten young Fenton, we see a parallel silent love story taking place in Casa Verdi.
The author handles the subject matter deftly, writing about art in a way that's convincing and entertaining, as well as profound, touching on bigger, deeper "meaning of life" questions.
While Facebook and MySpace conquered the U.S. market, Hi5, quietly created an enviable position in the international markets with simple yet profound touches.
May it be profound, touching, contemplative, and unique.
In the final celebratory ensemble, the characters toss away their costumes, and everyone joins together in everyday wear, a profound staging touch.
As it stands, "Spirit" provides neither the profound human touch of the great Disney animation of the past, nor the dazzling, high-tech fun of present-day digital cartooning.
For more profound needs touch screen and switches will be needed to access the computer.
For budgetary reasons, though, the foundation abandoned almost all these plans, leaving just two small fountains near the entrance, but there was something profound and touching in the original vision.
In the profound and touching Haunt Me by Liz Kessler (Orion £7.99), Erin and Joe face the biggest obstacle ever: Joe is already dead, and cannot leave Erin's bedroom, which used to be his and which he also shares with a poltergeist.
Keynes touched on a profound truth that will always dilute easy reassurances about the long run.
