Sentence examples for shallow appeal from inspiring English sources

It's fast and get this fun, albeit of strictly shallow appeal.

We have just watched as a man lacking virtually any proper qualifications rose to become the most powerful man in the world, almost solely on his charisma and his shallow appeal to class envy.

Social game makers like Zynga have gotten hundreds of millions of people to play their games, but one of the big raps on FarmVille, CityVille and other Facebook time-wasters is that they're too shallow to appeal to hard-core players.

Political theorists dismiss her as a shallow thinker whose appeal is restricted to adolescents.

The danger is that, as a star property, her appeal will be shallow.

Robert L. Jacobsen, Catskill, N.Y.: Sports movies, which seem to appeal to the shallow, unthinking and/or immature mind, do not define contemporary America any more than gladiatorial contests defined then-contemporary Rome.

As such, it will probably not appeal to fans of Shallow Hal.

His aura says: if keeping the back-page headline writers on 24-hour alert is the shallow measure of one's commercial appeal, we can elect someone else most popular in class.

Heilemann says that Romney's appeal is wide but shallow.

The New Labour project made the party's appeal both broader and shallower: there was a sharp pivot rightward, made with the conscious calculation that its core supporters had nowhere else to go.

This pink it and shrink it approach represents typically shallow thinking about gender and usually only appeals to younger (lower income) women.