be shallow

Examples (20)

• Don't worry, the water is very shallow here.
• He tends to be quite shallow when it comes to discussing serious topics.
• Follow the south shore, crossing the river where it is shallow enough.
• Her interests always seem to be rather shallow, focusing only on appearances.
• The children can play safely because the pool is quite shallow.
• I don't want to be shallow, but sometimes I judge books by their covers.
• The river was unexpectedly shallow at that point, making it easy to cross.
• His comments on art were so shallow that no one took them seriously.
• Many coastal areas are naturally shallow, ideal for wading.
• She used to be very shallow in her youth, but she's matured a lot.
• The lake has been unusually shallow this summer due to lack of rain.
• Don't be so shallow; there's more to life than material possessions.
• His comments were rather shallow and lacked any real insight.
• The character in the novel is shallow and self-absorbed.
• Her understanding of the complex issue is quite shallow.
• Many found his opinions on complex issues to be surprisingly shallow.
• He realized his previous interests were somewhat shallow after meeting her.
• He worries that if he only focuses on fame, he might become shallow.
• It's easy to dismiss him as being shallow, but he has hidden depths.
• Despite her beauty, some found her personality to be quite shallow.