These are sheltered inland waters, profoundly deep, almost unvisited.
But seminary rectors were left to discern the meaning of less obvious instructions to reject candidates who "show profoundly deep-rooted homosexual tendencies, or support the so-called gay culture".
Discoverer of the state of Paradoxical Sleep (REM sleep) in animals, so named by him since it paradoxically joins profoundly deep sleep and muscle atonia with cortical electrical brain activation similar to that of the waking state.
Rustin later recalled: "The glorious thing is that he came to a profoundly deep understanding of nonviolence through the struggle itself, and through reading and discussions which he had in the process of carrying on the protest" (D'Emilio, 230 231).
"That's really weird," Dr. Albert said, calling it "a profoundly deep violation of an intuition that we've been walking with since caveman days". Physicists and philosophers are still fighting about what this means.
But the overall point is that the movies drew on a risqué popular tradition and then bowdlerized it for national consumption — a process that constrained performers to a limited (albeit often profoundly deep) range of inanity but that proved to be the mother of invention for directors of a sly symbolic bent (with Lubitsch, Hawks, and Berkeley at the head of the line).
Of course I'd long known that the two experiences were yoked — known it profoundly, deep in my bones — but I hadn't yet brought the linkage up to the light, made it explicit: to be sitting in this Baltimore terminal at the age of sixty is like sitting in a Detroit church in my teens.
They love in a profoundly deep way that makes them think, you are rightfully theirs.
It's the specificness of the choices he makes and his profoundly deep understanding of the character [that impresses me].
It almost had the same speech, so it resonated on a really, really profoundly, deep, familial level.
For the Oxford-born, Nigeria-raised David Oyelowo, the last few years have been a profoundly deep — and sometimes harrowing — dive into the African American experience.
