While it is true that few people care with the passion of an activist – a caring which can shape life decisions profoundly, and is so intense it is necessarily focused on some issues to the exclusion of others – there are many people who passively care.
Transitioning is an intense, often profoundly painful experience under the best of circumstances.
The meeting laid the foundation for an intense and profoundly creative friendship, based in part on their shared disdain for the artificial diction of the poetry of the era.
On September 23rd, Mike Hadreas, who performs as Perfume Genius, will release "Too Bright," a profoundly beautiful record that remains intense throughout its brief, thirty-three-minute running time.
Less than 300 graphs long, the "Discourse on Pointing at Things," has been the focus of intense interpretive attention yet remains profoundly obscure.
He profoundly felt that if executives had an intense passion for autos their companies would be sure to turn out models that would constantly excite buyers.
First, this species has a complex demographic history in North America that has been profoundly influenced by anthropogenic activity, having experienced intense hunting, local extirpations and disease-related die-offs, as well as translocations and reintroductions throughout its range [ 24– 29].
Translation is more pleasurable to me than writing fiction, given that I am in an intense relationship with a text I profoundly admire, greedy to absorb all that it has to offer.
Winterson tells me that the intense upset she felt on discovering the unexpectedly long and profoundly intimate time she spent with her birth mother has been clearly, if unconsciously, expressed in many of her novels.
It was a period of intense activity, a touch reminiscent of October 1964, albeit with the climate profoundly different.
