Sentence examples for if not profoundly from inspiring English sources

It is an entertaining if not profoundly revelatory exhibition.

Zhang Hongtu, who is from China, speaks to the tension between his native and adopted cultures directly, if not profoundly.

The buffalo mozzarella from Campania has a sound, stretchy texture and is pleasantly milky, if not profoundly so.

Official NATO pronouncements to the contrary "seem disingenuous, if not profoundly intellectually dishonest," said the report, and it played down the role of Taliban infiltrators in the killings.

Fortunately, they are up to any challenge and "Hallelujah" comes on as entertaining, if not profoundly enlightening, to the final toe-tapping chorus.

And it is the ongoing indignity of having our deepest, holiest, most precious loves and relationships debated and dissected in the public arena as if it was OK as if it wasn't dehumanizing and as if it's not profoundly personal.

Intelligently, if not always profoundly, "The Girls" traverses this much visited terrain what Cline calls "the brainless dream" of California in the late sixties.

And what is "Ricorda Cosa Ti Hanno Fatto in Auschwitz" ("Remember What They Did to You in Auschwitz"), a 1966 tape work by the Italian composer Luigi Nono, if not a profoundly disturbing scream?

5/10 If not as profoundly beefy as the M&S or Aldi examples, these Tesco frozen puds (7.5cm diameter) have good flavour and leave your lips satisfyingly coated with fat.

The post-industrial educated class that now dominates Washington appears, if not scornful, profoundly detached from the problems facing productive industry.

If the foraging onset differences between these phenotypic groups result from proportional differences in pre-foraging task performance, this would suggest a general temporal behavioral program that can be accelerated or slowed down but not profoundly altered.