Sentence examples for the most shallow from inspiring English sources

One of Lucan's aiders and abetters is a monk, Ambrose, a model religious performer who had "no fear of any but the most shallow pitfalls".

England, all the same, have so much on their minds that the opposition can only have made the most shallow impression.

Dowell maintains that Florence is a woman of the most shallow possible motivations - she wants to look good, dress well, display herself to intellectual advantage, and be catered to.

Before that, he was in the teen TV show Skins, "which was even crazier, because teenagers are brutal and the most shallow things are said by your peers at that age.

It is also questionable whether anyone can properly appreciate a destination in an onshore stay of only a few hours; if tourism is inherently superficial, then cruising is arguably the most shallow form of travel.

This is wildly implausible, even on the most shallow understanding of "correspondence" and "fact".

The north coast is home to what is probably the southern most shallow water coral on the entire planet.

Generally it is best to create a gentle slope of gravel; deepest in the back and most shallow in the front.

So in the range of 0.51 < T < 0.86 is the domain where most shallow landslides may occur in these areas.

These results suggest that historical and contemporary processes represent the main factors shaping the modern biogeography of most shallow marine benthic invertebrates inhabiting the Patagonian Province.

That's bad enough: It's probably sufficient to destroy the Arctic ice cap, most shallow tropical reefs, much of the snowpack in the world's mountain ranges and lead to more extreme floods and droughts.