Sentence examples similar to a shallow idea from inspiring English sources

She calls this "a very shallow idea of development which is merely growth based, consumption driven, and energy obsessed" and accuses the government of viewing Bangladesh's poor and its forests as just "collateral damage that is expected to be sacrificed".

But those views demonstrate a disturbing tendency: the passionate embrace of shallow ideas".

How is lying to a woman "knowing her hardwiring?" This man is still only valuing shallow ideas of beauty, selling other gullible young men an idea that will leave them feeling entitled to what they believe is a "10". Then, at the end of all of this mess, he tells you that the video is being removed soon.

Maybe You're Just a Perfectionist" (Mind, Dec. 4): Society promotes a shallow and unrealistic idea of professional success not only via platitudes such as "Just do it!" but romanticized stories of "overnight successes" and "tortured artists".

Caffe con Troll: Shallow Ideas to Speed up Deep Learning.

Mr Gingrich can expect to be forgiven for one or the other of these things, but not for both.The "invented people" schtick smacks of what Michael Gerson calls Mr Gingrich's penchant for "the passionate embrace of shallow ideas".

Or maybe I had too many shallow ideas.

It doesn't matter that his shallow ideas are obvious and deliberate exaggerations for effect.

Prepare a shallow ice bath.

Linguistic concerns and programming mechanics demand so much attention that deeper concepts are often postponed for later courses, leaving students in introductory courses with the mistaken impression that computer science is a shallow discipline, concerned only with transcribing ideas into code, and not with the ideas themselves.

The contrast between his broad rhetoric and his narrow agenda is stark, and yet the media -- preoccupied with the political "horse race" -- have treated his invocation of "change" as a serious idea rather than a shallow campaign slogan.