He comes to understand the difference between his callow selfishness and the genuine article, the profound animal urge to look out for number one that allows one fighter to finish another, or a promoter to sacrifice a fighter in a mismatch, or a wife to dump a weak husband.
It's this dual fidelity -- to one's medium and to one's profoundest imaginative urges -- that, at the highest level, gives a work of art its mysterious soul.
The urge is profound even in the greenest of Portland homes.
Vladimir Putin listened to the counsel of Sergei Guriev until that counsel, inflected with notes of disapproval and an urge for profound reform, became intolerable.
Would be exorcists who want to use information theory to save the second law must, they urge, choose between "sound" and "profound" horns of a dilemma.
"I would urge caution, deep and profound … soul-searching before you vote on this bill," Sen. Jim Nielsen (R-Gerber) said on the floor.
If we agree that global environmental change is occurring and that it is a profound threat to human health, we urge a matching focus on population health issues.
He traces his journey from his arrival in Vietnam in 1965, filled with optimism and idealism -- eager to be with the program, as the Army's public information officers urged -- to a profound disillusionment and cynicism that mirrored that of the nation and, more important, of the fighting men.
Jacob Zuma, South Africa's president and SADC's pointman for Zimbabwe, pre-empted the final judgment of his election observer team by offering his "profound congratulations" to Mr Mugabe and urging others to accept the result.
But the Jacob Zuma, president of regional power South Africa, extended his "profound congratulations" to Mr Mugabe and urged all sides to accept the outcome.
