Sentence examples for slightly more profound from inspiring English sources
The narrative of The Shallows begins with Carr's own feelings ("my concentration starts to drift") and gets only slightly more profound.
"Any deeper and slightly more profound reading of our work would reveal that topics we deal with are actually topics that include struggle against silencing powers... and any oppressive forces".
It would seem that the collective cultural memory of another event was slightly more profound in the minds of most Santa Cruzans who were around nine months after Durbin's birth.
Mutations in each (with a slightly more profound effect on the double-mutant) putative TCF/Lef binding site significantly reduced TCF4/LiCl-dependent activation of Uchl1p-Luc reporters (Fig. 4B, fourth column of each group).
Deleting SIR3 causes a slightly more profound effect on telomerase recruitment than deleting SIR2.
In our study, the inverse association between maternal tobacco smoking from the first trimester onwards and IGF2DMR methylation seemed to be slightly more profound in girls.
Neither the moist, puddingy kind with a lightly crisped crust nor the slightly drier kind with a more profound crunch.
We found that miR-503 slightly increased G1 phase populations, but had more profound effect on S phase populations (Fig. 6A).
The insights that these slightly annoying but wonderful individuals gained on their journeys have surely had a far more profound impact on how we see the world than, say, the French Revolution.
The impact is more profound.
