For Islam, unlike Marxism, is deeply rooted and still present in everyday life in profound ways.
The music was swinging and hypnotic, doleful and soothing, rooted and personal, as it transmuted basic elements into profound incantations.
The medical care for children in state custody is "a bleak picture, and rooted in profound human suffering," the state comptroller, Carole Keeton Strayhorn, said in a report.
In 1998, as six years of a national campaign to demonize First Lady Hillary Clinton — funded by conservatives and rooted in profound anti-feminism — was reaching a fevered crescendo, then-conservative David Brock (now of Media Matters) penned a book called The Seduction of Hillary Rodham.
But some of Rubio's other positions are even scarier and rooted in profound ignorance.
Despite the origins of public health being thoroughly rooted in profound appreciations of social and political contexts (Virchow, Engels) as described by Birn for example [ 4], the insights provided by breakthroughs in biological and medical sciences led by the emergence of germ theory in the late 19th century set the stage for new approaches.
The bursts of violence and tears arrive on cue too, but without ever feeling rooted in profound alienation.
Every fundamentalist movement that I have studied in Judaism, Christianity and Islam is rooted in a profound fear of annihilation, convinced that the liberal or secular establishment is determined to destroy their way of life.
The answer, I think, is rooted in a profound misunderstanding despite decades of research and debate about the knowledge economy of how knowledge work does and does not differ from the manual work we have come to understand so well.
This opera and Gandhi's life work are rooted in a profound sense of hope that the world can be a better place and change can happen.
Because as theoretical and, yes, even wacky as Bottura's food can be, it's all rooted in a profound connection to a specific culture and set of flavors.
