Sentence examples for shallow image from inspiring English sources
It is because we are a modern industrialised society with no real connection to nature that we have reduced stone in art to a shallow image of solidity and mortality.
Yoav Gross, the video project director, points out that because Israeli journalists are not allowed to enter the Gaza Strip, the Israeli public is left "with a very shallow image" of what goes on there.
Nicholas Farrell, by contrast, shows Tony Blair to be more craven than one might have thought possible.Meanwhile, Mr Jennings brings to the American president a monosyllabic steeliness that cuts across the flippant, shallow image that satirists so love.
But when he stepped to the lectern for only the fourth national address since the uprising started, he instead appeared a shallow image of his father, Hafez al-Assad, relying exclusively on his repressive and violent security forces to stay in power.
Some Pages have actually benefited from Facebook's most recent set of feed algorithm tweaks that rewarded deep content and penalized the use of click-bait headlines and shallow image macro memes.
The expansive use of widescreen and the carefully choreographed camera movements are gone in "Such Good Friends," replaced by crowded, shallow images of claustrophobic spaces.
A Biography Tour The visible part of Mr. Davis's plan involves laying a sturdier foundation for Mr. McCain's positive, but relatively shallow, public image.
Videos, and the station that played them, were flimsy promotional devices, evidence of how shallow and image-obsessed rock had become.
Teen pop -- the apotheosis of shallow, overprocessed, image-driven music -- is clearly on the way out, giving way to more R & B, hip-hop and old-fashioned rock; Britney Spears has already been replaced as girl of the moment by the punkette Avril Lavigne.
More shallow slabs imaged below the Alpine arc are interpreted as subducted continental lower lithosphere.
The faux-ruined walls and clashing colours personify the aspirations of the nouveaux riches, a shallow world of image and artifice.
