The few music critics who attended had pledged not to review, but Leighton Kerner, of The Village Voice, heralded the performance in print as "one of the five or six most profoundly realized Mahler Seconds" he had heard in a quarter century.
The participants recognized that the capacity and extent of human impact on Earth's ecosystems have changed profoundly, and realized that human-induced climate change has already brought about notable adverse repercussions that impact society and economic development.
What was intended as flattery was profoundly insulting and it hurt me deeply to realize my natural form wasn't considered feminine or desirable.
Instead, they imbued me with the clarity to realize more profoundly that life is a precious gift.
When your mystical heart has been opened to a profoundly creative context, you realize that to consciously exist (which is what it means to be enlightened) is to evolve, to be in a constant state of becoming, renewal and creative inspiration.
Leila had moved into her husband' store, Col. Pinkerton's Treasure Trove, the year after he died, when she was profoundly depressed, and realized she felt happiest there.
Frequently, patients are surprised to learn that the psychiatrist is familiar with their experiences, and they may become profoundly relieved after realizing that others also have similar experiences.
It was also about policy ― and a failure to realize just how profoundly the Affordable Care Act has changed public expectations for how the U.S. health care system operates.
Once it's revealed to you, you realize – and this is the most profoundly beautiful thing about it – Shakespeare isn't some distant God, he's a guy.
I have to say that strangely my mother's death has hit me more profoundly … It is only in her death I realize how much we shared on a metaphysical level and how much we were alike.
By the end of the film, you realize that each protagonist has had a profoundly different relationship to their relationship, except in one regard: both found it sexually unlike anything else they had (or would) experience.
