Sentence examples for but not profound from inspiring English sources

It is fun, but not profound.

But, Mr Singh argues, centralism and Hindu nationalism have kept India from learning to live with them.Mr Singh's survey is brief, informative and entertaining, but not profound or objective.

"She was a common blue-eyed blonde of a type I'd never found appealing," Quirk says of another character, "self-serious but not intelligent, self-possessed but not noble, charismatic but not profound," and there's nothing to tell us otherwise.

"How does the United States expect that to be interpreted in Iran?" Changes in how Washington will now deal with Tehran are significant, but not profound, said Wendy Sherman, the longtime senior State Department official who led the team negotiating the nuclear deal.

We noted some, but not profound differences in the shape of the upper buccal margin (character 2), mostly as a result of the fusion of the central three teeth on the upper buccal ridge in G. stormi, with the resulting larger tooth accentuating the posterior arching of the ridge.

But apparently not profound enough to challenge us to change the way we live here at home.

This was a good attempt, but it was not profound enough.

They get on each other's nerves a lot, but it's not profound hostility".

Yes, publishing your first book, getting your first TV or radio programme and being elected is a privilege, but it's not profound.

But it's not profound in my view.

It's not profound, but it points in the direction of profundity.