Sentence examples for not profound enough from inspiring English sources

He wrote that he was "not satisfied if information related to me is not profound enough.

This was a good attempt, but it was not profound enough.

Our local knowledge was probably not profound enough to have included non-scientific views of volcanic activity in these information posters, prepared in advance.

However, these studies are not profound enough, mainly including the problems: 1) The instantaneous frequency of the electric current is not easy to be measured, leading to the difficulty in the actual application; 2) After the out-of-step of power grid, the system frequencies at both sides are not consistent, so that the solution method by phasor diagram should not be adopted.

But apparently not profound enough to challenge us to change the way we live here at home.

When I've tried to immerse myself in the Deaf world, I have felt that my hearing loss is not profound enough to fully embrace the Deaf culture.

It also comes amid a recovery in South Korea's economy as well as some worry that the corporate and industry revampings have not been profound enough.

As Young puts it: "Aren't the lyrics profound enough as the words to great songs?

This team is run so well I don't even have a profound enough adjective to describe it - basically, they never make a mistake.

It's not 100%, but it's a profound enough likelihood that many people decide to take action".

Among those pigs, two reacted at the initial incision of the skin and were obviously not at a level of anaesthesia profound enough even for superficial surgery.