The cheetah is tame; the woman, Malkina (Cameron Diaz, scary and freaky), profoundly less so.
He found that life in Hell's Kitchen remained profoundly less ordered, and less safe, than the one he had begun to know as a naval officer.
Now that it is profoundly less racist, but less useful to Democrats, it's the enemy of all that is decent and good.
War changes domestic affairs—sometimes profoundly, sometimes less so.
Made into objects of study, pity, and ridicule, much of society continues to view them as profoundly "other", less than human, and, through technology, a cure is sought and eventually found.
Yet the "my son, the doctor" ideal seems unfit to a world that has changed so profoundly, even less so to a country where -- in practice -- only a minority of university students finish their studies.
Viewing them from the 21st century, however, both seem more traditional and less profoundly innovative than their contemporaries in the other arts, more profoundly tied to the conventions of European naturalist theatre and less inclined or able to renew and rejuvenate the language of their form.
And beyond that some more diffuse, if no less profoundly felt goodbyes, right down to the game's desiccated grassroots.
The severity of my brother's autism did not prevent me enjoying a novel about a character who, though less profoundly disabled, shares many of his traits – the tendency to obsess, the "does not compute" response to human emotions.
Julia Sweeney's ability to see the absurd first and the seriousness second (but no less profoundly, although she wouldn't say it herself) is what I so enjoyed in her writing — enjoyed so much that I've asked her to do more.
From the "muscular" Christianity imbued in him by "probably the most influential person in my life", the Australian Anglican priest Peter Thomson, to the "we fail to act, we are responsible" lesson he drew, less profoundly, from the film Schindler's List, Blair's journey to humanitarian intervention and to war was his own.
