Though they brim with information, they also provoke a desire for knowledge, and seem to promise it, but ultimately they fall profoundly silent and still".
Political action has sometimes shed light on the problem, but profoundly silent attitudes about racial and/or ethnic prejudice, which are part and parcel of our cultural system, will take a long time to change.
His solo during the song was profoundly beautiful: So silent was the hall, the crowd attuned to every slight movement of his fingertips, that although he barely touched his strings to whisper out a curlicue melody, they rang like chimes.
Kate was aware that although it was a compromise, it felt profoundly different from the silent concessions she had unwittingly made throughout their marriage.
Usually a bustling place full of officials and attendants as well as a tight net of security, it is a ghost palace now, abandoned, eerily silent and profoundly destroyed.
In its own way, however, Silent Spring marked a profoundly important historical moment, which some have compared in social importance to Harriet Beecher Stowe's anti-slavery classic Uncle Tom's Cabin.
Even while calling for reforms elsewhere, the United States has largely remained silent on the gulf monarchies' profoundly undemocratic governments, and few observers believe their leaders will voluntarily share control.
"She would not be silent, even though she had been profoundly silenced.
We had hiked ourselves back in time into an environment that was once common and now barely exists, a place I had imagined to be silent and austere but was in truth songful and profoundly complex.
For a comparison, a calcium-deprived medium profoundly altered the action potentials kinetics in GHRH neurons, which became silent within minutes, precluding further studies (unpublished data).
The gut is the silent epicentre of antibiotic resistance, because the antibiotics modify profoundly the gut microbiome, and allow resistant micro-organisms to grow and to colonize this organ for prolonged periods of time [ 9].
