"The implications of this discovery are profound," wrote Joachim Wambsganss, of Heidelberg University in Germany, in an accompanying commentary in Nature.
Although it "flits between chick lit and the profound", wrote the Times's Francesca Steele, her "fascinating" novel "deserves to be read by every woman (and, for that matter, every man)".
I was so profound, writing about the meaning of life.
"American art was accessible to Mr. Corcoran during this period because America's cultural inferiority complex was profound," writes David Levy, former director of the Corcoran Gallery, in the exhibition catalog.
In the play's scintillating second act, the laughs come less frequently and are overshadowed by deep character work and profound writing.
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.
Magic in the Moonlight opens in theaters July 25th and I encourage everyone to see it with an eye and ear towards the masterful and profound writing that turns around a sweet romance in a beautiful setting, with a penchant towards fairytale cinematography.
"My anxiety is very profound," he wrote, "although by and large, I can keep it under control".
"The Gathering" has drawn glowing reviews — "Abrasively honest and toweringly moving, it grabs and shakes you, rabbiting on in a manic monologue, comical, tragic, lost and profound," Tom Adair wrote in The Scotsman — but is a surprise winner, an outsider on a six-book list of finalists.
"Admittedly, the comments made were not very articulate, not very intellectual nor profound," Rabois wrote to the school paper, according to press materials from the university.
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