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Soon father and boys are absorbed in a profound discussion about airships and air-sailing . When it is winter without , it is summer within , by which the soul is induced to enter more deeply into itself , by an effect of grace operating a profound state of recollection . The tragic death of Patricia Goldman-Rakic touched all of us in a profound way . ” 5 Whether or not one assigns the same divine value to the life and death of Christ that Lewis does , it is difficult to deny that Christianity has introduced a profound and lasting dimension to the ancient myths that describe the eternal cycle of life , death , and rebirth . Silvae 2.7 , which merges " aspects of a consolatory poem and a birthday ode " ( p. 170 ) , engages in a profound intertextual dialogue about literary and ideological issues . As a young genius , Seshadri had an illustrious performing career , and in 1965 he met the world renowned maestro Pandit Ravi Shankar , who was already a profound musical influence in his life . She touches all those who read her diary , see her movie , or read the play in a profound , deep way and her story is a moving testimony to the hope that is still here in this world . Recess , lunch and quiet time , in that order , can settle students in a profound way and create a space for the consolidation of learning and the rejuvenation needed for a productive afternoon . Vivian Prescoot , Spymaster , was also a man whose desire for one woman shrouded a profound and secret grief for another , and whose life , like his country 's , was a torrent of surprise , betrayal and heroic promise .