Sentence examples for shallow thinkers from inspiring English sources

Early critics of the telegraph, for instance, made many of the same doomsday complaints that we make today about texting and Twitter: that it would turn people into shallow thinkers and ruin writing by making everyone abbreviate everything.

It was written by Nicholas Carr, a prominent blogger and author, and raised the question of whether permanent access to networked information (not just Google) is turning us into restless, shallow thinkers with shorter attention spans.

Not that they are failed wordsmiths or shallow thinkers.

A shallow thinker, I'm tuned.

Political theorists dismiss her as a shallow thinker whose appeal is restricted to adolescents.

By Charles Wright The New Yorker, December 4, 2000 P. 52 A shallow thinker, I'm tuned View Article By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar By Malcolm Gladwell By Jia Tolentino.

In a commentary on the work, Dean states that "Film is a visual poem", a remark I thought dubious even before I saw her fountains plash and her lightbulbs glow: likening other art forms to poetry is a cliche, the first and the last refuge of the shallow thinker.

It may leave you a more shallow thinker. .

He agrees with Carr that "technology is making us shallower thinkers, multi-tasking, unable to digest speeches, even songs, perpetually flicking".

Yet this praise comes in the course of a devastating essay, "Wells, Hitler and the World State," in which Orwell finally judges Wells to be obsolete, "a shallow, inadequate thinker" whose Edwardian vision of human progress has been thoroughly falsified by history.

"Given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow," writes Eric Raymond, another leading thinker of the open-source movement, in his influential book "The Cathedral & the Bazaar" (O'Reilly, 1999).Finally, it is the Internet's institutions such as the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF that offer a possible solution to the regulatory issues.