Sentence examples for without much depth from inspiring English sources

★★★ Waitrose Westcombe Extra Mature Cheddar £15.99/kilo Fruity and light but without much depth or age.

Buzzwords get used across the arts world, often without much depth of thought about what they actually mean.

She would often tell me, "This is not the way we did it in Paris!" But these were small issues, trifles without much depth.

The important question is not how or why the good independent schools have become wealthy — it's as obvious as grateful and generous alumni and a favorable investment market — but why public schools have been starved of resources, forcing them to have large classes taught by teachers without much depth of education in the subjects they teach.

- Young people and students who were following the latest trend among their peers, without much depth, as in the days of the student movement of the 60s.

This leads to a movie that's constantly jumping from issue to issue, character to character, and subplot to subplot, providing a lot of breadth without much depth.

Sometimes shows without too much depth are easier to like than more complex ideas.

Life Liberty and the Pursuit of Copyright, Atlantic Unbound roundtable (September 1998): Organized by The Atlantic Monthy, this online debate between John Perry Barlow, Charles Mann, Mark Stefik, and Lawrence Lessig covers the issues without too much depth, and provides a number of interesting links.

The ability of St. John's to play breathtaking basketball without rest or much depth was tested almost to its breaking point here tonight.

The results confirm my long held opinion that, just because something's authentic, it doesn't make it the best choice: Raymond's soup is underwhelming: sweet, but without much savoury depth.

Mr. Webb followed in the tradition of portraying Calaf as a cardboard-cutout hero without much dramatic depth, but at least his voice was robust and full on Tuesday, if a bit grainy, and he handled it well to deliver a rousing "Nessun dorma".