Sentence examples for shallow sense from inspiring English sources

But then the illiberal religious protesters often waste their time trying to ban pieces that are either blasphemous only in a very shallow sense or not blasphemous at all.

Self-incrimination, a shallow sense of belonging to the mainstream and the loss of the social self were often apparent in my conversations for this article.

We leave room for police departments to approach improving their tactics in a shallow sense that won't adhere to the specific needs of communities of color.

One of my late mentors, Hans Baerwald, taught me that the only way to get a real rather than shallow sense of a political system's norms and operating behavior was to watch it under stress.

Labor comes to opposition having sent the Australian community a very cynical and shallow message about its sense of purpose.

Jeremy Scott's second collection for Moschino seems to confirm suspicions about fashion people that many hold – dumb, shallow and with less sense than most.

"We're still hiring here [in homebase Chicago] for devs, but Andrew's always said publicly that the talent pool here is shallow, so it makes sense to invest out there".

The strain is not just that households have seen their spendable resources grow along a shallow slope, but their sense of the shortfall, and the still constrained jobs market, has kept them from extending themselves as they once would have.