His topics included everything from incredibly lucid meditations on some of life's more profound aspects to warm tributes to some of Miller's favorite writers (including Dostoevsky, Hamsun, Balzac, Blaise Cendrars, and DH Lawrence), as well as ribald stories that would have made John Cleland blush (or perhaps wince).
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA A continually warming Arctic is having profound impacts across the top of the planet and beyond, according to a government report released here today at a meeting of the American Geophysical Union.
The story he has been telling is quite simple, that the world's oceans are undergoing a profound shift because of overfishing, habitat destruction and warming.
And it serves as a cautionary guide to the conflicts that inevitably will arise in other overallocated watersheds as population growth, a warming climate, and failing ecosystems conspire to reveal profound flaws in the hydraulic foundation of the West.
A profound change appears to be sweeping the landscape above the Arctic Circle: Northern Alaska's tundra is warming up, perhaps because of local climate change.
The spouses had their own visions of reunion — some prosaic, others profound — as a marching band warmed up in the gym.
The feeling here was more profound, and infinitely warmer.
I felt myself sinking into a profound sensuality, a warm bath.
I was reminded of my own reaction to "On Native Grounds," his profound and blood-warm study of American writers from 1890 to 1940.
It was an absolute privilege to have got to know Claus a little over the last few years, and his profound, witty, and warm contributions to the Migration Museum Project are ones that we shall treasure for ever.
