Sentence examples for shallow discourse from inspiring English sources

There is empty, foolish and shallow discourse on one side, and extreme-right rhetoric on the other.

If ever a single garment could do something to deepen the still-shallow discourse about fashion-as-art, this one could.

Discourse rated as more reflective and depth-oriented showed higher percentages of shared key terms and higher frequency use of shared key terms than less reflective, shallower discourse.

Churchill's candid recognition of the nature of the choice he made is testimony to how shallow the discourse of evil has since become.

Railing against the shallow, ratings-driven discourse on cable news shows, Mr. Sorkin has created his own newsroom — a Brigadoon version — where high-minded journalists pursue accuracy and excellence by, as one character puts it, "speaking truth to stupid".

For those who prefer a relaxed discourse over shallow verbal sparring, this will be bad news.

I'm saying this, and this only: Public discourse, historically shallow and craven, has sunk to a new low.

He says that the level of political discourse in Parliament is shallow, abusive and personal.

The more troubling aspect of Holland's writing is his insistent use of free indirect discourse, taking us inside the shallow imaginary minds of the various unpleasant characters he evokes.

"The Silent Lover" by Walter Raleigh I Passions are likened best to floods and streams: The shallow murmur, but the deep are dumb; So, when affections yield discourse, it seems The bottom is but shallow whence they come.

"The other question is whether the nature of political discourse is changing such that it's now so shallow and media-driven that debate about philosophical issues hardly ever takes place.