"shallow opinion" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe an opinion that is simplistic or without enough consideration. For example: "John's shallow opinion about the new regulations was not backed up by any facts."
He portrays humanity as incapable of understanding the world without depending on the spurious knowledge and shallow opinions of others.
But Mr Matthews and Mr Sides cite another study that shows substantive coverage of the debate leads to substantive thoughts among viewers, whereas horse-race analysis causes a rapid deterioration of brain cells (or, at least, the formation of shallow opinions).
Don't go around posing shallow opinions, but emphasize the Truth from the Word of God.
Make sure your accountability partner is more than encouraging but gives smart advice that is more than just shallow opinions.
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He felt that most of his classmates would vote for Trump, but their commitment was shallow, in his opinion.
Crowe nails her with some apt zingers about blogging stereotypes -- all attitude and opinion, sensationalism and shallow facts -- and they develop into a good team.
But public opinion can be pretty shallow, pretty volatile, often rooted in nothing deeper than whatever's being reported in the Daily Beast this week: thin soil.
Tagore's life as a "peripatetic litterateur" affirmed his opinion that human divisions were shallow.
One answer is that movie reviewing became a way of making oneself known in the media very quickly, just by having opinions, and a lot of shallow, aggressive people were attracted to the profession for that reason alone.
