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- The image of Lincoln gazing over his shoulder is profoundly moving as King calls upon the spirit of the Emancipation Proclamation.p. 203.8
- Back in 1963, few Americans understood how profoundly the assassination of JFK would change the country.p. 2.8
- The president's only complaint about his wife is that Jackie has a profound indifference to fiscal discipline.p. 73.7
- Jackie revels in the Mona Lisa's presence with a feeling of profound success, for it was her persistent dream to bring the world's most famous painting to the National Gallery of Art, in Washington.p. 136.9
- As the crowd on the Mall erupts in applause, knowing they have just seen and heard a profound moment in their nation's history, John Kennedy turns to Bobby and passes judgment on what he has just seen.p. 204.0
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