Sentence examples for shallow contests from inspiring English sources

But be careful not to do any shallow contests like elimination games that hurt peoples egos.

Jay Rosen of New York University and Nicholas Carr, author of "The Shallows", contest the future of the news industry.

The heated reactions to such willfully repellent fiction can be easily caricatured as a shallow moral contest, with the decency brigade squaring off against the noble forces of art.

There is no requirement, however, that presidential debates -- even the early contests -- conform to such a shallow model.

Contest this all you like, but we humans are remarkably shallow creatures.

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.

"I'm as shallow as you can be," she laughed, as the 150 or so journalists, contest winners, industry people gathered around the small stage setup up just feet from La Brea's busy traffic behind the glass.

Bit shallow.

Shallow breaths.

Too shallow.

Or shallow.