Sentence examples for Shallow soul from inspiring English sources

Ms. Kowroski brought a touch of the sublime daffiness of Allegra Kent to her portrayal of the silly young beauty who responds to everything -- from Chopin to new hats and flirtatious glances -- from the absolute depths of her shallow soul.

And goodbye to the houses where my children played; to the house on Nashawtuc Hill, sold recently for four times what we paid for it, and now doubled in size; to our last house, whose interior I had so improved that my parents said, "We like this house more than the house on Nashawtuc Hill," warming my shallow soul.

Do say: As Quentin Letts does in the Daily Mail, "Shallow souls will derive excitement from the fact that beautiful Miss Friel appears in her birthday suit".

Fusion is a word that strikes fear into my shallow, craven soul.

And if shallow, questing soul talk has an institutional home, it is management theory.

The by-now banal phrase "banality of evil" doesn't mean that evil is banal; it means Eichmann had too shallow a soul to grasp the enormity of his evil.

TO YEAR-ROUND NANTUCKETERS, the tiny bay scallops taken from their shallows are soul food not only a mainstay of their economy but emblems of their maritime island life.

Shallow are the souls that have forgotten how to shudder".

"Shallow are the souls that have forgotten how to shudder," he says.

Writing of cloning's potential for commodifying human life and further depersonalizing reproduction, the moral philosopher Leon Kass warned, "Shallow are the souls that have forgotten how to shudder".

Involving lemon juice and simple syrup and an excess of ice, it was ditzy; being ditzy, it boasted the virtue of directness, slaking a thirst without making a fuss and settling to dwell in a summer share in the shallows of the soul.