Sentence examples for really shallow from inspiring English sources

Or at best, being really, really shallow.

The bad news is that you'll probably need to use a D.S.L.R. to produce a really shallow depth of field.

"They are hanging around in really shallow water, which is really unusual for them," said Cable at the Sussex-based BDMLR, which has a boat with the pod.

"The seals were against the shore, in a really shallow area where there's a little shelf, and it was driving the shark nuts," Skomal said.

If you are working a project that you feel has a really shallow understanding of the contexts, don't just keep going to satisfy donors and management.

Interviewing the sustainable-ranching pioneer Bill Niman (whom he generally admires) about how it feels to raise animals just to kill them, Foer wonders if Niman's heavy-hearted talk about "dominion and destiny" is really "shallow avoidance".

Is the British public really this shallow?

The outdoor pool — really a shallow trough in the park, one foot at its deepest end — had been full of kids, "splashing all ways, causing madness".

"Well then, we should never have mass transit and quit farming … that argument, while it's there, is really pretty shallow," he says.

Sam and Sara had sat on the ground by the fountain eating ice cream while Juliet had rushed ahead to explore the caves (which were nothing much, really — quite shallow).

"What we are seeing is that Goce data enable us to sense features from really quite shallow regions in the crust, down to very deep in the mantle," commented Dr Rune Floberghagen, the European Space Agency's mission manager for Goce.