Sentence examples for shallow as a from inspiring English sources

In a leaked email, Ware described the former BBC1 controller, Jay Hunt, as shallow as a paddling pool.

Laughable rather than funny, Shopgirl aspires to profundity but is as shallow as a comic-strip for romantic teenagers.

"I'm sure other people would say, 'Oh, you're as shallow as a puddle.'" He giggles like a small boy.

Long-winded, occasionally self-righteous and as psychologically shallow as a daguerreotype, it is almost soporifically plodding for its first hundred pages.

Will, who surrounds himself with gadgets, videos, CD's and other toys (which mean more to him than other people do), is single by design and shallow as a matter of policy.

It's similar to The Voice in that it claims to be a pursuit of something more than skin-deep while actually being as shallow as a pond in a drought.

(To get more of Levkoff's take, see "Deconstructing Fifty Shades of Grey").. "The story isn't as shallow as an older man taking advantage of a young, virginal girl, which is what people tend to assume when they hear about it.

But it's not simply a question as shallow as whether an older man can buy a suitable pair of trousers; it's also about society's views of young and old.

She comes across as a shallow vamp, he as a slightly priggish opportunist.

Mr. Dixon of UBS Warburg characterized Sir Martin's forecast of a shallow recovery as "a more somber outlook than some others," adding, "He's trying to be very cautious and manage down expectations".

Philip French championed Boyle's career from the outset, describing his debut feature film, Shallow Grave, as "a good piece of storytelling... Hitchcock would have admired its ruthlessness and cruel humour".