Sentence examples for not so profound from inspiring English sources

All their influence would just be academic point-scoring if his art was not so profound.

The intractable crisis is not so profound, however, that it cannot be solved by a hail of partially thought-through remedies tacked on in the appendix.

Moreover, the impact in the climate change category is also low due to which the effect of CCS is not so profound.

But light plays an additional, very important role, yet not so profound to the average public, in promoting our understanding and knowledge about our tangible heritage through scientific studies.

"It wasn't so profound for him, I guess, but it wasn't meant to be".

But some financial analysts said that the eventual damage to reputation and revenue may not be so profound.

The fantasies offered by such images may not be so profound or ennobling, but they do have their place in the repertory of modern pleasures.

It's not even so profound, but very applicable to every walk of life.

In contrast, duration of hypoglycaemia is usually much longer than predicted based on the commonly accepted kinetics of insulin absorption and action, whereas the degree of hypoglycaemia may not be so profound, especially in patients who have diabetes [ 7].

It is constructed from a multitude of smaller details, and if it didn't drag on as long and relentlessly as it does its effect wouldn't be so profound.

It takes a heroic act of unconsciousness not to notice so profound a thing as drug addiction in one's partner.