shallowness

In like the cases, shallowness can be a delightful alternative.

The findings seem to reflect the increasing shallowness of human relations in today's busy society.

Thus, a woman may love her husband but nevertheless be dissatisfied with his intellectual shallowness.

And the children should learn to think for their parents; and must understand their own youthfulness and shallowness at the same time.

This means dust and stone raining down onto the sculptor. The shallowness of the marble now poses the greatest challenge.

The pettiness, the shallowness, the emptiness of all this.

That shallowness of knowledge produces software that does a basic job but lacks a deep connection to the domain expert's way of thinking.

He read his paper, which was heightened in interest by the shallowness of the themes discussed by his son and daughter.

In his book, Mr Chapelle argues that we cannot ascribe the vogue for bottled water to mere shallowness.

He'll be shocked that not everyone shares his passion for grades, and he'll attribute that to American shallowness.

In such cases, shallowness can be a delightful alternative.

Chomsky has a long (and, I think, mostly terrific) history of criticizing the shallowness of media.

Koreans regard too much smiling as a sign of shallowness.

You prefer people who are 'multi- faceted ' rather than stereo-types and you abhor vanity, shallowness, or bigotry in others.

The shallowness of the summit's achievements has been brutally exposed.

What explains this puerile shallowness?

He detested the shallowness and artificial obscurity of European-born intellectual fashions such as post-modernism and structuralism.

That's a reflection of the steepness of the previous decline but also the shallowness of the recovery.

The Depth of It Means the Shallowness of It

and float in lightness and shallowness and alienate in indifference