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"What Asian brands seem to grasp more profoundly than their Western counterparts is a more holistic approach to a guest's stay, from remembering names to dealing with the smallest detail," Mr. Morgan-Grenville said.
Many executives at the network never grasped how profoundly hurt and humiliated Curry remained — not just by her televised dismissal but by all the backstage machinations that led to that fateful morning.
He did not grasp how profoundly the transformation of the Republican Party into a disciplined, nearly monolithic agent of radical reaction and ruthless obstruction — a transformation that has only accelerated since that day — had changed things already.
Few outsiders grasp how profoundly restrictions such as Cadivi – a currency control agency that tried to shore up the ever weakening Venezuelan bolivar – perverted the economy and spawned a class of high-rolling parasites nicknamed "boligarchs".
He did not grasp how profoundly the transformation of the Republican Party into a disciplined, nearly monolithic agent of radical reaction and ruthless obstruction a transformation that has only accelerated since that day had changed things already.
More importantly, this metaphysical turn was also necessary to grasp more profoundly the crisis haunting modernity.
A scene in a food bank in which the starving Katie, on the verge of collapse, finds herself grasping a meagre tin of beans is one of the most profoundly moving film sequences I have ever seen.
And the west, despite its long experience in the Middle East, remains profoundly alien to the region's most deep-rooted forces of religion, sect, ethnicity, tribe and clan, and seemingly incapable of grasping their complexity.
