Sentence examples for shallow words from inspiring English sources

We, on the other hand, often display only shallow words accompanied by seduction".

They can no longer just express their sympathy: those are shallow words," Arielle Newton, a 23-year-old black blogger said at a rally in Harlem in New York City on Monday.

Israelis and Palestinians don't need the duplicity from the Hagees, Gingrichs, Santorums, Perrys, Boltons, Ahmedinejads or Abudullahs and their shallow words.

Jessica: Date's a shallow word for what it was – we were very much in love.

Beautiful was a word that I'd heard so many times -- flung from girl to girl in some shallow exchange of words that was rarely ever meant -- that it lost all meaning to me.

On a copy of one of Mr Blair's letters that he passed to Mr Balls, Mr Brown had scribbled the words "shallow", "inconsistent" and "muddled".

That said, we should remember that the "Letter from Birmingham Jail" also contained these words: "Shallow understanding from people of good will is more frustrating than absolute misunderstanding from people of ill will".

Eichner and Colbert stop a host of regular New Yorkers, who are unsurprisingly willing to reveal how they really feel about Trump ― the words "shallow creep" were used ―  and pop the liberal bubble theory once and for all. .

In other words, shallow sequencing depth tends to lose both accuracy and coverage.

Smile and chuckle to yourself at any and all uncouth, shallow, or disparaging words (ridiculous remarks) in messages, responses on your blog, or other such media.

Even USA Today's editor, John Quinn, half joked that it "brought new depth to the meaning of the word shallow".