Sentence examples for shallow form from inspiring English sources

It's a shallow form of scientific authenticity, and one that patronises the audience and curtails scientific expertise.

"Now we're gorged upon what devils feed/In the shallow form of MTV/Telling the youth to worship futile dreams".

The Times reported that he had rejected the "lives of idleness" of his class and "the shallow form and convention of the society of modern days".

Some have criticised this kind of "clicktivism", claiming that it is a shallow form of protest compared with the interlocked arms of marchers of the famous campaigns of the last century.

It is also questionable whether anyone can properly appreciate a destination in an onshore stay of only a few hours; if tourism is inherently superficial, then cruising is arguably the most shallow form of travel.

Numerous op-eds have been written attacking the video, claiming that it objectifies Muslim women, tries to normalize the hijab in the American context, attempts too hard to be "cool" without delivering a relevant message, and emphasizes a shallow form of beauty.

But what happens to the people who became writers because yakking and tweeting and bragging felt to them like intolerably shallow forms of social engagement?

By cultivating such shallow forms of experience and by blocking critical understanding of the real workings of the system, the affluent society condemns its members to a "one-dimensional" existence of intellectual and spiritual poverty.

These shallow forms of friendship last only as long as the pleasure or utility they afford, says Aristotle, whereas true friendship lasts because it is "grounded in good," in the sense that one wishes for one's friend what is best for him.

The presence of fresh feldspars and glauconite in the studied sandstone, sand grains and shallow forms in the carbonate samples indicates shallow marine environment.

"We need deep forms rooted in ecology, not shallow forms.