Sentence examples for shallow criticism from inspiring English sources

Anthony Weiner did viewers a favor by openly mocking the dumber questions and defending some of his rivals from shallow criticism.

My favorite moments in the book are those in which Barthes seems moved by, and invested in, the culture he discusses: when he writes, for instance, about professional wrestling as a spectacle of justice, and seems to be defending it against reflexive and shallow criticism.

This, however, can be a short-lived vindication as the same thing may happen all over again: We ought not be pulled off-center by shallow praise any more than by shallow criticism.

Do not take to heart the shallow criticisms and explanations of the media and its players.

More strident criticism is shallow or ignorant at best and agenda-driven, mean-spirited defamation at worst.

George C. Edwards III, a leading scholar of the presidency at Texas A & M University who is currently teaching at Oxford University, dismissed such criticisms as shallow and generally wrong.

"I have more influence than I ought to have," he said in the train to New York City from Boston, adding that he had a nagging feeling that his criticisms were too shallow.

If you cast your mind back to the 2000 campaign, you might remember that Bob Somerby's regular criticism of Times shallow-ender Kit Seelye was the stuff of political blogging legend.

"Schoeps's criticism is a little shallow," he continued.

These criticisms are superficial and shallow.

The qualitative criticism is due to the shallow annotation dependence when computing the information content values, which leads to serious theoretical validation issues.