Sentence examples for a rather shallow from inspiring English sources

Some reputable critics have acclaimed as a masterpiece what seems to me a rather shallow film.

One is Niou, the Perfumed Prince, a rather shallow but seductive ladies' man, who is Genji's grandson.

It's a sort of angled two-handed forehand winner across a rather shallow court, if you're wondering.

But the cacophony of one-liners and the rush of secrets exposed in the last minutes make this fast-paced show a rather shallow experience.

This betrays, I think, a rather shallow conception of what the "obligations of citizenship" entail.At the risk of belabouring the obvious, there's an obvious objection we might call it a Kantian objection to a more nationally partisan press.

In concealing the existence of the other, financial type of disruption, this techno-centric framing offers us a rather shallow account of what is happening to us and why.

A stiff, rather shallow woman, with an exaggerated sense of her own importance, Addy (played with smug forbearance by Antoinette LaVecchia) immediately gets her nose out of joint.

Adapted from a biography by Denise Paraná, this portrait of the statesman Time magazine named as the most influential world leader in 2010, is a conventional, rather shallow up-by-your-bootstraps drama, but with a difference.

What many scholars and theologians referred to as Thomism or neo-Thomism, therefore, was in fact a generic and rather shallow variant of neo-Scholasticism, a contemporary movement also hearkening back to medieval thought but promoting several positions that were contrary to those of Thomas Aquinas.

Throughout 8 February, Jasmine began to show characteristics of an annular hurricane, maintaining a large, asymmetric eye and rather shallow convective features.

Both pro-EU and anti-EU sentiments in the country have been rather shallow, as a majority of people know little not only about "Brussels" in general but also about more specific issues such as the functioning of the eurozone.