Sentence examples for shallow about from inspiring English sources

It's shallow about girls.

But "there was nothing shallow about her," Ms. Fabrikant said.

The Times exemplifies what is so shallow about Olympic coverage: It is all about medals.

The USGS said the quake was relatively shallow, about four miles deep, and thus felt over a wide range.

Conceding "something dazzling but shallow about the whole medium" of film, Thomson balks at the idea that the pictures should aspire to change history.

"The only thing shallow about style is how people consider it," says Lauren Boyle, member of the collective and its spokeswoman.

Kelly Gleason, the leader of the team, was in the water — crystal-clear shallows about 15 feet deep — when a colleague suddenly signaled that he had seen something.

The two families had come to the area for a cookout, and the teenagers waded into the shallows, about 10 feet from the bank, said Cindy Chadwick, a public information officer for the Caddo Parish Sheriff's Department.

In contrast, the 7-magnitude quake that struck Port-au-Prince on January 12 was much shallower – about eight miles deep – and right on the edge of a city where 3 million people lived.

The strike and dip angle of the shallower (about 8 km) event were 314° and 86°, respectively.

Because it's not about the shallow glamour, about all those vanity signings mysteriously demanded by fans no less than by nouveaux owners.