"History is also profoundly reflected in the glass".
But the Rogerses still have faith in architecture's power to profoundly reflect and shape their daily existence.
Drawing on a number of empirical research programs, Shapiro cites examples that appear to support what he calls the embodied mind thesis, viz., that "minds profoundly reflect the bodies in which they are contained" (Shapiro 2004, p. 167).
Because, while art for most is not a matter of life or death, it does profoundly reflect our understanding and approach to ultimate values, and I have never heard "fun" described as an ultimate value to rival those old fogies of beauty, truth, and justice.
Differences between winery- and vineyard-associated species were more profoundly reflected in ethanol tolerance.
"What every traditional media organization is confronted with today is how to change profoundly to reflect the revolution in how people consume media," said a former CNN bureau chief, Frank Sesno, now director of the School of Media and Public Affairs at George Washington University.
"One-size-fits-all" approaches to prevention and disease management of individuals and groups fail profoundly to reflect important differences in disease experience within and between populations.
"Kirby reflects profoundly on the relationships of Americans — and of humankind — to the natural world," the jurors said.
The city's culinary splendor is profoundly democratic: it reflects the means and preferences of its polymorphous marketplace and adjusts its prices and menus accordingly, whether at Katz's Delicatessen, Lombardi's pizza, Union Square Cafe or Café Boulud.
The difference might seem superficial, but it reflects the profoundly different vision of the meeting held by each side.
