Sentence examples for hardly profound from inspiring English sources

This is hardly profound.

But they are hardly profound.

These prints, based on images by a photographer named James Reeve, were hardly profound; we're only too aware of the solitary feelings produced by cities.

While hardly profound, it is a bewitching piece that has something for every Strauss fan: the innocence of "Der Rosenkavalier," the decadence of "Salome," the grand bombast of the "Alpine Symphony".

Dekkers, the Netherlands' most popular writer-biologist, is hardly profound -- he lacks the organizational ability to create a coherent point of view -- yet his is an entertaining book that offers up a concatenation of facts revealing that life is a fetid and rotting affair.

Hardly profound, but it was a moment of clarity.

That use of "if" hardly suggested profound contrition.

Hardly a profound philosopher, he was a brilliant journalist, clever and humorous in argument, devastating in satire, and warm in human sympathies.

This is hardly a profound message, and the play raises a few questions or contradictions that aren't resolved.

This is hardly a profound, or useful, political insight: " It didn't work because it didn't work".

I liked it a lot, but it's hardly your most profound piece.