Carswell says he hates personalising politics, but you sense something profoundly personal in his fallout with the Conservatives.
And he conveys a sense of profoundly moving resignation in the anguished slow movement, bounded so curiously by the blithely exuberant outer movements.
IN the uneasy calm that has followed President Clinton's decision to call off the bombing of Iraq, diplomats watching for Saddam Hussein's next move sense something profoundly different in the Iraqi air.
That darkly ironic sense is profoundly Chaucerian and suits the poet's major work, the unfinished yet aesthetically complete "Canterbury Tales," upon which he continued to work until his death at around 57.
It is a striking example of the way small, individual differences in brain structure can radically alter our perception, while we are completely oblivious to the fact that our sense is profoundly different to the person next to us.
Three technologies have emerged as therapies to restore light sensing to profoundly blind patients suffering from late-stage retinal degenerations: (1) retinal prosthetics, (2) optogenetics, and (3) chemical photoswitches.
In another sense, it is profoundly modest.
For Corbyn's supporters "leadership" in this sense is a profoundly anti-democratic concept.
Liberalism, with its cherished principles of rationality, individual rights and the rule of law, wanted religion to be a purely private matter, but such a concept makes no sense to a profoundly social faith such as Islam.
Grant might not seem so different from any number of accessible and devoted professors on any number of campuses, and yet when you witness over time the sheer volume of Grant's commitments, and the way in which he is able to follow through on all of them, you start to sense that something profoundly different is at work.
This English republicanism then appears revolutionary in one obvious sense, but also profoundly conservative, defending the landed 'parliamentary' interest, in the name of citizen virtue, against encroachments by a central government and the nefarious influence of the 'modernizing' dynamics of trade and finance capitalism, reviled as corruption.
