Sentence examples for shallow thinking from inspiring English sources

As a nation I think we like shallow thinking and find deep thinking rather awkward but children naturally want to ask questions and I'm all ears.

Christmas messages: Bishops' interventions "Basically the Prime Minister has said: 'Where there is love and commitment, then that's all that you need for marriage' … But I think that's very shallow thinking, and it's a shame that these matters have not been given much, much more thought".

"Basically the prime minister has said: 'Where there is love and commitment, then that's all that you need for marriage' … But I think that's very shallow thinking, and it's a shame that these matters have not been given much, much more thought," he said.

Do-gooders here are suspected of shallow thinking.

It is true that Russell's wonderful prose sometimes disguises patchy, vague, or shallow thinking.

What this will contribute to is anyone's guess, but I would suggest that shallow thinking along obvious lines will be one result.

All of these things break our attention and lead to shallower thinking.

Neuroscientists (see, for instance, these summaries in the Daily Mail and Wired) have suggested that our use of screen-based systems is reconfiguring our brains for, among other traits, shorter attention spans and shallower thinking.

The economist is meant to retreat, baffled, defeated, conspicuously shallow in thinking.

"There's nothing more dangerous than a shallow-thinking compassionate person," he said in a 1987 interview with The New York Times.

"That is a pretty shallow way of thinking about it".