Those records operated by a principle of productive collision, setting up profoundly unexpected pairings that either yielded magic or fell flat, and that same spirit guided "Covered," a Willner-Gray collaboration from last year, which featured her takes on songs by Eurythmics, Metallica, Radiohead, and Arcade Fire, among others.
Through the connections Nina made with books, authors, and other readers, her life changed profoundly, and in unexpected ways.
One thing, however, can be said about these examples: the new medium usually succeeded not by offering an improved version of what had been done before but by offering something that was profoundly different in an unexpected way.
Then in 1837, the 25-year-old Dickens became profoundly depressed over the unexpected death of his sister-in-law, Mary Hogarth.
More importantly, solutions for the unlikely protagonists come from unexpected places as profoundly flawed people complement each other's ailments.
An unexpected consequence, perhaps, but a profoundly hopeful one.Correction: The programme with the ultra-poor in West Bengal evaluated by Ms Duflo was implemented by Bandhan, not BRAC, as we mistakenly wrote in the original version of this article.
In the third, Plainsong, he found his own voice: profoundly American in its cadences, western American in its unexpected drollnesses and its calm, dry reticence.
This trip, too, caught many by surprise, an unexpected decision made after the pope was "profoundly moved by the recent wreck involving a boat transporting migrants from Africa," the Vatican said in a statement on July 1.
We remember a vivid person, a remark, a sight that was unexpected, an occasion on which we felt something profoundly.
Adams was also notably religious, which points to an unexpected characteristic of the first detective novel: it's profoundly moral.
Nor is it unexpected that such mystery writers as Walter Mosley and Robert B. Parker have been profoundly moved by what Chandler has done.
