Interestingly, in Kazakhstan's case, pragmatism however ironical it may seem seems to have become part of the country's foreign policy ideology: the notion of pragmatism appears to have penetrated into the country's official discourse so profoundly that few, if any, official speeches and documents fail to mention it.
Language is profoundly conventional, so few of us can claim to be innovators, but the ambitious writer tries to avoid saying what has already been said.
Ms. Dodd's paintings are noticeably devoid of people, except for a few profoundly weird images of nudes that parody the Arcadian tradition.
None chilled me as profoundly as those few minutes of Elvis alone at the piano, singing a song I can't stand.
It's intelligent, but also profoundly uncomfortable, for few people in the glitzy West End theatre could have been unaware that as a fictional portrayal of state violence against protesters was being played out for our entertainment on the stage, something very similar, and all too real, was taking place at exactly the same moment in Cairo.
To date, only very limited biological information is available for CAVV and NDiV (see above), and in general, biological properties may be affected profoundly by a few changes in the genome.
A few were profoundly depressed.
Despite all this digital activity, though, they appear profoundly boring to the few refuseniks who prefer to experience things than to archive their digital representations.
Developmental plasticity occurs most profoundly in the first few years of life as neurons grow very rapidly and send out multiple branches, ultimately forming too many connections.
Even while calling for reforms elsewhere, the United States has largely remained silent on the gulf monarchies' profoundly undemocratic governments, and few observers believe their leaders will voluntarily share control.
