Sentence examples for shallow ideas from inspiring English sources

But those views demonstrate a disturbing tendency: the passionate embrace of shallow ideas".

Mr Gingrich can expect to be forgiven for one or the other of these things, but not for both.The "invented people" schtick smacks of what Michael Gerson calls Mr Gingrich's penchant for "the passionate embrace of shallow ideas".

It doesn't matter that his shallow ideas are obvious and deliberate exaggerations for effect.

Maybe You're Just a Perfectionist" (Mind, Dec. 4): Society promotes a shallow and unrealistic idea of professional success not only via platitudes such as "Just do it!" but romanticized stories of "overnight successes" and "tortured artists".

Those performances suggested that Gaga had rediscovered her mojo after a period of shallow inspiration — an idea borne out by the throbbing "Perfect Illusion," which seems to acknowledge that situation in its opening lines.

It fell to Rachel Maddow to point out that Democrats aren't the only ones who think that the other side's ideas are shallow and ridiculous.

Of course, this new condition in fashion may strike you as messy, shallow, dependent on borrowed ideas and visually boring, but don't worry: like nausea, this feeling will pass.

"Spiritual growth and self-help are impossible or at least more difficult in a media-saturated culture," says Gray. "The show will attempt to create feelings of disassociation and emptiness- which (for me) are the new sublime, foregrounding the zen-like transcendence and beauty of empty ideas and shallow reflections". .

"The Future" is not just a rebuke to the idea that her work is somehow shallow; it actively attacks the idea of shallowness.

The idea that shallow identity politics and leadership-by-cabal (my slight exaggeration) has served us poorly on diversity issues has been gaining ground in many circles.

The origins of this approach go back to the era of shallow nets, where the idea of stacking two networks on each other was relatively well known.