Even the liberal Texas writer Molly Ivins, who last week called President Bush "shallow, spoiled and of mediocre intelligence," said, "I really think you would have to work at it to dislike him".
Evil Teacher thinks the reason women don't want to sleep with him is because they are "intimidated by his intelligence" or are "shallow creatures who won't look twice at a man under six foot".
Olivier: "a shallow little man with a mediocre intelligence but a splendid salesman".
Richard Burton, for instance, said: "I love Larry, but he really is a shallow little man with a mediocre intelligence".
The failure of shallow neural network architectures in replicating human intelligence led the machine learning community to focus on deep learning, to computationally match human intelligence.
"The countless exhibits, endless stream of music and numberless documentaries that have surfaced over the past three months have been nothing short of mediocre; shallow, reactionary, aesthetically timed art thoroughly lacking subtlety, intelligence or substance".
If one is looking for signs of sincerity -- and intelligence -- in a dumbed-down, synthetic, shallow world, "Down the Garden Paths" is the road to take, and it clocks in at a very sensible 90 minutes, no intermission.
Alpher argues Trident had little practical value for Israel: he quotes David Kimche, a Mossad veteran, that "it's astounding how shallow in vital areas their [ie Iran's] intelligence was".
They searched it for anything with intelligence value, and buried Koga in a shallow grave near the crash site.
Burnett objected to his charge, but Raynes had already moved on to insulting the intelligence of Cramer: "I want to remain shallow in deference to Mr. Cramer".
