Sentence examples for too profound from inspiring English sources

Nothing too profound.

The historical damage is too profound.

"The surface tension is too profound".

He was far too profound a man for that four-letter word to apply.

Its fiscal malaise was too profound to be sorted out by a bridging loan.

Her last entry, in December of last year, was curt and none too profound.

He too telegraphs profound significance with exquisite skill.

Old growth forests are almost impossible to replicate, so too with profound wisdom traditions that harkens back to pre-modern times.

And this too has profound implications for the expressivity and usefulness of genitors.

Probably more profound, too.

It's terrifying, but kind of profound, too".