Sentence examples for shallow character from inspiring English sources

Judge Posner charged that Mr. Clinton was indisputably guilty of perjury and a man of shallow character -- and that many of his intellectual and academic defenders were blathering fools or hypocrites or both.

From bulk analysis of the simulated AMBER-99ϕ equilibrium, we find that the folding landscape is pseudo-two-state, with complexity arising from the broad, shallow character of the "native" and "unfolded" regions of the phase space.

The language and story lines tend toward 90's-style Bollywood masala, with shallow characters playing out absurd plot lines.

Williams reckons Arya is a "fantastic role model for girls" but regrets the number of shallow characters she "sees first-hand and reads all the time" in scripts.

He is distinguished among popular playwrights for introducing volatile and complicated issues into his plays and for refusing to create shallow characters.

In Lin's 2010 novel, Richard Yates, the emotional life of a cast of laconic, shallow characters is explored through transcripts of Gmail chats.

Most of the modest pleasures are in the ways the men expertly play off one another and invest their shallow characters with more depth than any filmmaker could reasonably expect.

For a childish adventure yarn, it's tiring at 500 pages and it's hard to give a stuff about the shallow characters' fate on the "Black Water" to the Bay of Bengal.

The authors are well aware that it also provides an excuse for mere titillation: in a typically self-referential joke, a character in the story suggests the scenes exist: "only to sell a bad book filled with shallow characters pushing a nonsense conspiracy".

As new "nice girl" and potential "black wifey" Chantal, Tandy rises to UnReal's top-tier occasion and delivers a performance that is far more in depth and layered for even one of the peripheral and shallow characters that the regular baddies are supposed to be duping.

It also doesn't have the unified poetic power of either of those ballets, or the advantage of a Tchaikovsky score, and it needs dancers of significant charisma to pull off the cartoon-shallow characters and silly story.