Sentence examples for more profound than simple from inspiring English sources

Still, it speaks to something much more profound than simple cultural misconceptions -- it speaks to a general distrust developed over a century of military adventurism and imperialistic tendencies on our part.

Mann's permanent attachment to his device is possibly more profound than the simple physical connection between flesh and metal: when it was forcibly removed and damaged at an airport in 2002, Mann "fell at least twice in the airport" and "boarded the plane in a wheelchair".

I cannot seem to feel, in a deep way, the awe I know this spectacle deserves, a response more profound than the simple excitement that makes us reach for our cameras — closer perhaps, to a state of grace and wonder, the feeling of being in the presence of something holy.

WASHINGTON — It sounded more like a county music lyric than a Supreme Court opinion, which is to say it was both simpler and more profound than what justices usually write.

A simple kindness to yourself and to others is more profound than you know.

No, it was more profound than that.

It's more profound than that.

But it is more profound than this.

It is more profound than that".

"The problem is more profound than anyone thought," she said.

City's problems were more profound than this charade, though.