Sentence examples for most shallow pitfalls from inspiring English sources

One of Lucan's aiders and abetters is a monk, Ambrose, a model religious performer who had "no fear of any but the most shallow pitfalls".

In fact, this is liberalism at its most shallow.

The most obvious pitfalls occur when the type used to match up an implicit is too general.

The second is a belief that it is at least possible to avoid the most obvious pitfalls.

We show that hybrid machines can benefit from the advantages of serial and parallel mechanisms while avoiding most potential pitfalls.

These statistical problems are among the most common pitfalls in orthodontic research when exploring associations among clinical variables.

One of the most common pitfalls when dealing with difficult people is to engage their antics.

Therefore, it will be up to us (and our descendants) to figure out its greatest benefits-and most insidious pitfalls.

Being aware of the most common pitfalls is the best way for people to guard themselves against this.

It won 21, most in shallow water.

"In Our Nature" avoids most of the pitfalls found in movies depicting father-son strife.