Sentence examples similar to simultaneously more profound from inspiring English sources

Reading "Destiny" I kept thinking of another novel that involves a father and a schizophrenic son -- Kingsley Amis's "Stanley and the Women," a book that is simultaneously lighter and more profound than this one.

And we, who see everything through her eyes, grow simultaneously more aware of her profound unreliability as a narrator and less certain of what, precisely, it is that we're seeing.

Or more profound?

The impact is more profound.

Probably more profound, too.

Others want to make more profound changes.

Einstein, however, realized something more profound.

But the current trend is more profound.

This sense is even more profound today.

Or is it something much more profound?

But the trend is more profound.