Sentence examples similar to a less profound one from inspiring English sources

A capable novice builder, Lieutenant Crisci left a less profound yet lasting legacy at his firehouse.

This effect can primarily be attributed to the efficiency channel and with a less profound influence from the activity channel.

Out from there, the tiers contain more casual friends with whom you invest less time and tend to have a less profound and more tenuous connection.

And computing will undergo a revolution no less profound than the one that brought us the microchip, right?

There were two quite noticeable scars on the boy's back, a superficial one of some two inches at his left shoulder and a more profound one of less than an inch down near the base of his spine.

They give Chris Ativan every day; it has a similar though less profound effect on his behavior.

But closer examination shows that there is also a substantive distinction, and it's a profound one.

So his ministry has been a most profound one.

Indeed, the lymphocytic toxicity noted in the present study was significantly less profound that the one noted in previous studies with docetaxel chemo radiotherapy without amifostine.

This crisis can be a profound one.

The answer the book offers is its only disappointment, but a profound one.