Sentence examples for much shallow from inspiring English sources

But his latest novel, "Snuff," the dry-as-dust tale of people making a documentary about a woman who wants to break (as the promotional copy delicately puts it) "the world record for serial fornication," is not so much shallow as bitter.

English Heritage has much shallower pockets than Lord Iveagh.

New York cannot accommodate them because of its much shallower waters.

So, in 2000, he asked himself whether he could raise shrimp in much shallower water.

Clair is in the same area as Rosebank but in much shallower water.

(Appalachian coal mines are typically much shallower than those in the West).

Miguel, who opened the concert on a much shallower portion of the stage, flaunted more eccentricity in his R&B.

Add to that 1,300 foreign national prisoners awaiting deportation and a much shallower "Christmas dip" than experts predicted.

The minimum of the former is much shallower, however, showing that forces between molecules are typically much weaker than the forces responsible for chemical bonds within molecules.

In other areas with more available land, a geothermal heat pump system can be more spread out and much shallower, making it less costly to dig.

As I noted yesterday, the typical economic forecast at the time the stimulus was being crafted was for a much shallower recession than what the world actually experienced.