Life is so shallow without a belief in eternity.
The idea of "cognitively reworking his negative beliefs" seemed shallow.
In the last couple of years, Moffett has returned his attention to the shallow Gulf of Mexico to pursue his belief that there is significant gas to be found below shallow fields that have previously been discovered and produced to the point of exhaustion.
"Obama and his aides understand all of this," Fineman writes, secure in his belief that the White House shares his shallow analysis.
That is, the man's beliefs are fixed, and his faith is shallow.
But those arguments are old and ring shallow to most people in the United States, who are of the belief that the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan in 2001 was a mistake.
2. The hebephrenic or disorganized type of schizophrenic displays shallow and inappropriate emotional responses, foolish or bizarre behaviour, false beliefs (delusions), and false perceptions (hallucinations).
Output showed that over half of all energy entering each sunspace originated as diffuse solar radiation, and that 60 70% of the total was transmitted through shallow-pitched roof glazing, in a pattern contrary to established belief.
What else might you expect from a generation whose mantra was, "If it feels good, it's O.K .? So many of the accepted beliefs of our generation have proved to be, dare I say, shallow.
Dr Jean Conteh Senior lecturer in primary education, University of Leeds Simon Jenkins' shallow understanding of the intellectual and philosophical complexity of the study of history beggar's belief.
