Sentence examples for bit more profound from inspiring English sources

But that fellow with the notebook and the British accent is up to something perhaps a bit more profound: trying to locate "home" in a rootless age.

"As people spend so little time reading, it is a pity they perhaps can't read something a bit deeper, a bit more profound, something with a bit of bite to it".

"I think a team going through a season after a championship, even though you can verbalize it and give examples and talk about it historically what it was like, it's probably a little bit more profound when you actually experience it," Belichick said at the time.

Jennifer's Body is similarly saying something quite a bit more profound than "high school is hell" (or "hell is a teenage girl," in the words of Needy), which is that there are no perfect victims.

The second was more profound.

You are confronted with something physical and hopefully the art statement is a bit more nuanced and even profound.

For these reasons, I can understand why some climate campaigners, writers and scientists don't want to focus on any science hinting that there might be a bit more time to make this profound energy transition.

The second point is more profound.

The second reason was more profound.

"They give a prosecco that is more robust, more profound and a bit more mineral than a regular one".

But I'm not a huge fan of the book and the story for me is a bit saccharine – it's dressed up as far more profound that it really is.