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

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

In a less profound sense, Dr. Dunbar has found that "an exhausted dog is a well-behaved dog".

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.

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

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

A similar, though less profound effect was observed at E11.5 in hearts that are hypomorphic for NKX2-5 expression.

Actually, this is a less disastrous version.

175 is a less intensive version of multivariable calculus.

(It's a less dreamy version of David Lynch's "Eraserhead").

An AP is a less comprehensive version of a PPP.