Sentence examples for shallow discipline from inspiring English sources
Linguistic concerns and programming mechanics demand so much attention that deeper concepts are often postponed for later courses, leaving students in introductory courses with the mistaken impression that computer science is a shallow discipline, concerned only with transcribing ideas into code, and not with the ideas themselves.
"Trump is taking advantage of the American church's shallow Christianity and failure to discipline a nation," the Iowa radio host Steve Deace, a committed Cruz man, tweeted on Tuesday.
Today, it's so easy to discount the Christian life as being essentially shallow, easy, without real substance or discipline.
The design of welded nodal tubular joints, particularly for offshore structures, which was already well established for shallow waters, became almost a specialist sub-discipline of engineering in the early 1970s.
It governs various physical phenomena in disciplines such as nonlinear transverse waves in shallow water, ion-acoustic waves in plasma or magnetohydrodynamics waves in plasma.
This claim has "proven to be shallow and baseless, much to the discredit of the anthropological discipline," Dr. Sahlins said in his statement.
I like the idea of students arguing and debating in multiple disciplines -- choosing a position and giving justification that's not shallow and superficial but has some depth to it.
While the received theory assumes that international prices are fully disciplined by aggregate market clearing conditions, we show here that support for "shallow" integration is overturned, and instead a need for "deep" integration is suggested ?
