Sentence examples for less profound than from inspiring English sources

Yet his respect for these men is no less profound than his anger.

No doubt Lumet regarded that particular box-office hit as less profound than Serpico (1973) and Dog Day Afternoon.

There can and should be compromise, for in truth, the ideological divisions are less profound than they were in the 1980s.

The result is an exhausting epic that is at once more absorbing than it deserves to be and less profound than the author intended.

But it is not the only factor in the surge of money into politics, and its effects have been less profound than often portrayed.

But "Anna Nicole," if less profound than "Nixon in China," is brilliantly entertaining — and surprisingly sympathetic to its heroine (Sarah Joy Miller, above).

Those words are no less profound today than they were back in 1969.

In this book, Crescas deals with the subject of free will in a less profound manner than in his philosophical magnus opum Or Hashem, but his opinions here do not contradict his opinion in Or Hashem.

Film critic Roger Ebert compared the 2011 film Another Earth with Solaris by noting that Another Earth "is as thought-provoking, in a less profound way, than Tarkovsky's Solaris, another film about a sort of parallel Earth".

This apparent disparity between the relative effect of Gas6 and Axl deficiency upon oligodendrocyte survival in mice challenged with cuprizone suggests that a loss of signalling through a single receptor (Axl) has a less profound effect than a reduction in signalling through all three receptors, such as in the absence of the ligand Gas6.

It is already known that the sequence paclitaxel cisplatin induces less profound neutropenia than the alternate sequence, which was first ascribed to lower paclitaxel clearance rates after cisplatin administration (Rowinsky et al, 1991).