Sentence examples for is only shallow from inspiring English sources

As Oscar Wilde said, "It is only shallow people who do not judge by appearances.

"It is only shallow people who do not judge by appearances," Wilde wrote in "The Picture of Dorian Gray".

One of the pleasures of this beautifully produced book is its invitation to consider the language of style and its reminder that, as Oscar Wilde said: "It is only shallow people who do not judge by appearances.

The title essay, which even carries an epigraph from Wilde ("It is only shallow people who do not judge by appearances. The mystery of the world is the visible, not the invisible") sounds a passionate appeal for "an erotics of art".

Lilla is right that we need an "inspiring, optimistic vision" for America, but that will be only shallow political branding if we don't find ways to deal with economic inequality while acknowledging our differences.

The set list was: 'Only Shallow' 'You Never Should' 'Honey Power' 'I Only Said' 'Cigarette In Your Bed' 'Thorn' 'Nothing Much To Lose' 'To Here Knows When' 'When You Sleep' 'Slow' 'Blown A Wish' 'Soon' 'Feed Me With Your Kiss' 'Sueisfine' 'You Made Me Realise'.

But do you really want friends who are only shallow enough to see the surface?

But perhaps it is only the shallow, intolerant "Silverman" persona who has these problems?

Its final disquieting message suggests that middle-class gentility is only a shallow veneer that circumstances can strip away; that the most perfect revenge can be far from sweet; that our darkest passions after discharging themselves may still never fully subside.

The mitochondrial differentiation between the M. schreibersii lineages is particularly striking in the light of the similarity observed within each of them; there is only a shallow differentiation in the control region and almost no differentiation in Cytb between colonies of M. s. schreibersii sampled in Anatolia, Iberia, or Maghreb [ 4, 9, 45].

Significant (40 70 µg/kg) exchangeable As is only present at shallow depth (0 1 m below ground surface).