Sentence examples for shallower age from inspiring English sources

Unethical working standards abroad; cheap, low quality, "throwaway" clothing; and sustainability issues have become symptomatic of a shallower age with consumers increasingly discriminating about which brands they will buy.

We live in a very shallow age.

This study, based on differences in hybridization strength between genomic DNA of different species, documented a shallow age among five species and (the formerly classified) two subspecies (Phoenicopterus ruber ruber and P. ruber roseus) that likely form a single genus comprising two distinct sub-clades.

He laughed and replied, "I was an 18-year-old boy...I probably was shallow!" At age 18 we weren't ready for each other, but five years later we were.

Sun Rings is the sonic and visual equivalent of the shallowest new-age spirituality; offering the illusion of meaning and depth without any emotional or intellectual substance.

With his optimistic bromides and certainty, Bush emerges as a president at once consequential and shallow, physically aged but intellectually and psychologically untouched.

I am clearly blaming us men for being increasingly shallow in an age of television, pictures, glossy magazines, and deluge of Internet porn.

Although McCourt loves to carry characters over from book to book, they seem to become shallower, not deeper, with age.

Was I becoming shallow in my advancing age -- my early 30's?

Picked up in a car, given money, all the shallow stuff, at the age of 14.

Sandstones of the Cenomanian age are shallow-water marine sediments dominated by pores over 5 µm in size.