Sentence examples similar to scarcely profound from inspiring English sources
I expect the answer is "a lot"; but I also suspect that, almost invisibly, iteration by iteration, the changes wrought by technology on the experience of travel have been scarcely less profound.
One can scarcely imagine a more profound betrayal by an American citizen.
Psychiatry's despair is so profound the field can scarcely be imagined without it, and it remains the only branch of medicine that discounts even the few successes it has had.
He found work as a signwriter, but the family lived in profound poverty in an area of inner Manchester that had scarcely improved since caricatured by Mrs Gaskell in her mid-19th-century novel Mary Barton: A Tale of Manchester Life.
Many others suffer from post-traumatic stress syndrome, one symptom of which is dissociation, which often creates such profound detachment from the reality of the abuse that sufferers scarcely remember being hurt at all.
With one half of the country whipped into a state of fear and the other half sunk in cynicism, Americans can scarcely think or talk clearly about whether, five years on, we need a profound change in strategy.
Soon after the war, Woodhouse wrote The Apple Of Discord, a profound analysis of this critical period in Greek history, in which his own central involvement is scarcely hinted at.
Some of the most inspired words, some of the most profound thoughts in literature fall from her lips; in real life she could hardly read, could scarcely spell, and was the property of her husband".
Their lifestyle made a profound impression on the visitors, several of whom were living in residential homes where the regimes had scarcely progressed since before the second world war.
