Sentence examples for more shallow and from inspiring English sources

He also calls people "more shallow" and wanting "everything ready, now" – including new songs.

"And any economic downturn will be more shallow and of shorter duration here than elsewhere".

We have become more shallow and cruel with President Bush's example.

But his effect and Limbaugh's own is to polarise the debate, to make it more shallow and shrill.

But, as Ozment has pointed out, the more representative a source, the more shallow and impersonal the information it conveys.

He says the Japanese media has become "more shallow and one-dimensional" under Shinzo Abe, the current prime minister.

Soil qualities at these four locations cover a wide range from deep silt and silt loams to more shallow sands and sand loams and clays.

Positive scores on RWs 1 and 2 were associated with more shallow profiles and longer jaws, whereas negative scores were associated with steeper profiles and shorter jaws.

That means it isn't just splash resistant, though it is that too – you could literally go scuba diving and sit on the ocean floor (in more shallow waters) and read "20,000 Leagues Under The Sea," if you had a hankering to do so.

Defense YANKEES -- Bernie Williams has won four Gold Gloves already, but he began to play more shallow this year and had what was probably his best season as a centerfielder.

You can stroll right across it, but the best thing to do is to join the hordes of locals swimming in the (sadly ever more shallow) river and breaststroke right underneath.