Sentence examples for felt shallow from inspiring English sources

Churchill Downs officials denied it, but trainers said that the track felt shallow and hard.

Gareth Batty never seemed more valuable than when he was not playing: in theory two spinners was a great idea, in practice it was another area where English resources felt shallow.

I was tight all through my ribs and my breath felt shallow.

He also called the drama around Rachel and Jesse and Quinn and Finn "superficial stuff", a view shared by Meghan Brown of The Atlantic who said much of the drama "felt shallow and forced", except for the first Kurt and Karofsky scene, which she described as "painful and poignant".

What few pairings are in evidence often feel shallow.

The recipe is undeniably compelling and well measured, but ultimately feels shallow.

His classmates' unfettered lives and preoccupied parents feel shallow and insubstantial by comparison.

I know it sounds shallow, the opiate thing, needing to believe, palliating pain, but it didn't feel shallow...

It makes you feel shallow for ever having bought anything at Ikea. "I am savage enough to prefer the woods, the wilds, and the independence of Monticello, to all the brilliant pleasures of this gay capital," the author of the Declaration of Independence wrote from Paris, "[F]or tho' there is less wealth there, there is more freedom, more ease, and less misery".

"Wanting to look and feel good may feel shallow," they say, "but if it means reducing body fat and building toned muscles, it's a truly wonderful thing".

Worrying about appearances can feel shallow when you're grasping at the future through a product as mind-bogglingly cool as Meta 2, but when you consider the theoretical potential of augmented reality devices as smartphone replacements you need to be more critical.