Sentence examples for is rather shallow from inspiring English sources

"Sadly, compared to European classical education, American education is rather shallow when it comes to literature," he was saying the other day.

The second possible mistake is that Moscow could take it too lightly "and conclude that Nato's unity on Russia and deterrence resolve is rather shallow, and may be broken if more pressure is applied".

The problem is that, despite lots of investors fishing for high yields, the pond in which they are fishing is rather shallow.

For the northeast fault, the clear displacement offsets reflecting surface ruptures strongly suggested that the fault rupture is rather shallow, thus we here fixed the fault top to be near the ground surface.

It was also notable that the melting transition is rather shallow, interpreted as being due to extensive conformational flexibility, also reflected in NMR and ITC data.[ 14].

THE BOTTOM LINE Trendy hotels in Los Angeles can be rather shallow -- pretty surfaces with nothing underneath.

They are rather shallow; most have jetties for access to deeper water.

The two succeeding episodes — on "History's Worst Medical Advice" and "The Drug That Changed the World" — match the première in being rather shallow and arbitrary.

Common current approaches share that the produced GaAs dots are rather shallow and it is hard to realize a good confinement.

There's a theory that the first inhabitants may have come from Timor or Indonesia when the sea between the two landmasses was rather shallow.

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.