Sentence examples for Shallow culture from inspiring English sources

Another perspective sees in Lutyens an opportunist with shallow culture and few scruples.

Real resistance in the age of Trump will mean a rejection of the federal policies that Trump is gearing up to push, and a rejection of the shallow culture of consumerism and displacement that Silicon Valley and the tech industry represents.

But for Frances Wilson, in the Mail, the craze "perfectly captures our shallow culture", while the Independent's Grace Dent suspects people take selfies to prevent them having to think about "things like death and unpacking the dishwasher".

She's made a career of shallow, culture diving.

Production of PDH activity in its natural source, A. meleagris, is extremely tedious and time consuming as these cultivations have to be performed in resting shallow cultures for up to 6 weeks.

Actually, it's our dull, shallow political culture that looks immature without Benn.

"We were shocked when we came back at how shallow that culture had become," Corgan shudders.

Image manipulation, superficiality, and shallow media culture are, for better or worse, the backdrop of adolescent life.

I pretended to fit in and to enjoy the shallow, vacuous culture of celebrity, cheerleading and shopping.

He's a man who came to New York in the 1950s to be a painter, and instead found himself drawn – despite his inborn shyness and California-bred contempt for shallow movie culture – to acting.

She then quotes the author of a book called "The Death of Character," who also complains about how "we no longer trust the authority of traditional institutions," and Cory Booker, who tells her that his run into a burning building last month was an act of resistance against "consumerism and narcissism and me-ism" and "shallow celebrity" culture.