Sentence examples for shallow answers from inspiring English sources

It is a set of questions, and a conversation with shallow answers about what it means to be us by talking about them; a ritual to purify the social space that is premised on a suspicion about the danger of those on society's edges, on fringes defiling us; a danger that manifests itself into the face of a red-tinted Badar who is told to get out.

The campaign seems like a shallow answer to the much deeper question of how we define power, success and leadership along gender lines.

There's no typically glib and shallow Trumpist answer for that.

Hillary showed far more assurance when it came to the big world matters that a president has to deal with, even when her answers were shallow and short-term expedient.

Gove's cheap slurs should not be answered by shallow clichés.

If any of your answers were too shallow, study the material on them again, and try to write out everything about them that you can until your answers are more detailed.

My prayers were answered beyond my shallow understanding of what true joy could be.

The smug outrage of the "I hate Time magazine" attitudes of his early songs was easy and shallow, but there are no easy answers, no easy imagery.

One possibility is that the biology students tend to interpret a question as a beneficial one when they are unsure about the answer no matter whether the answer can be easily learned (shallow questions) or not (deep questions).

But because such studies investigate processes that follow under the Earth's shallow, obtaining the information necessary to answer these questions is not continuously easy.

Mr. Bush's non-answers were a reflection of the shallow level of thinking about foreign policy generally in the Republican Party today.