Sentence examples for not particularly profound from inspiring English sources

It said: "If her achievements in popular culture were not particularly profound or thought-provoking, she was always 'real' and was widely and genuinely loved for it".

Not so long ago, I wrote a little book, The Ambiguities of Experience, that has a chapter on novelty and a section on "The Engineering of Novelty". The section is short, and the ideas are not particularly profound.

Florence is bite-sized, lovely and not particularly profound.

The idea that these three tasks ought to be considered is not particularly profound.

While Zuckerberg's letter is not particularly profound, his message is clear: Facebook, the great equivocator, is truly for everyone.

While Zuckerberg's letter is not particularly profound, his message is clear: Facebook, the great equivocator, is truly for everyone.

Her "aha" moment wasn't particularly profound.

The Neo-Confucian position may not seem particularly profound unless we consider the Buddhist position it opposes.

This is not a particularly profound statement, but it's a surprisingly rare philosophy.

It's not a particularly profound thing to say, but you gotta wonder what people with hipster sleeve tattoos are going to tell their grandkids.

I know that's not a particularly profound thought, but in my case -- what with my funk radio show (moving to alternate Tuesdays starting June 21!) -- it runs a little deeper.