Sentences with phrase «shallowness of»

The shallowness of the bond will eventually bleed through the connection.

The biggest learning curve for me was getting used to the shallowness of its keys, which feature just 0.5 millimeters of travel (a third of the 1.5 - mm minimum we hope to see).

Properly understood, the report could promote greater appreciation of HRA 1998 and the shallowness of the opposition to it.

Though there are items on ALM not reported elsewhere, usually on the business of law, I was struck by the brevity of many stories and, often, the shallowness of the analysis and reporting.

[3] The four studies involved are: Brient, F., T. Schneider, Z. Tan, S. Bony, X. Qu, and A. Hall, 2015: Shallowness of tropical low clouds as a predictor of climate models» response to warming.

Invariably, in doing so, they only show the shallowness of their own thinking; that they have not even learnt to avoid the most trivial mistakes in the subject.

This is a good definition of denial: what George can't reflect on is the idea that his failure is the consequence of the shallowness of his own argument — you must be deluded.

Far from demonstrating the shallowness of the «one thing following the other» argument, he instead tells Armstrong, that, yes, people aren't going to give up their flights, but that he's happy to make them more expensive:

I think art can be much more than a distorted mirror held up to reflect the shallowness of our popular culture, and I would encourage young painters to dare to take themselves and their ideas seriously.

It's hard to say if the grandiosity of the settings, the shallowness of the taste, or the art itself made this show look so bad, but it is impossible to visit these two spaces without thinking that a phase of art is over and that it is time for art to start again.

That won't please the RPG hardcore who will probably also be offended by the shallowness of the skill trees and crafting.

Metric - based games can not afford to set their players loose, they are scared of players discovering the shallowness of their offers.

If you want something that has some light strategy and is very simple to play though, then the shallowness of the game may suit you well, but the truth of the matter is that it will leave the majority shaking their heads in response to what could have been.

Flash forward to yesterday and I'm sitting in a room with a group of friendly Nintendo reps in downtown Washington DC being told that Wii Music is a game with more depth than the Atlantic and yet also the shallowness of a puddle after a light rain storm.

Breaking up the action so much really highlights the shallowness of each individual game, and 800 points is an awful lot for a cobbled together collection of shallow games.

I did find that as enjoyable as the mayhem is and as faithful as it is to the source material the shallowness of the gameplay combined with the actually quite long playtime of some missions makes it something I don't want to play too much of in a single sitting.

Because of the shallowness of the break, this wave is not recommended for first time beginners as there is the risk of falling off the board wrong and hitting the bottom.

I've stopped fretting over the shallowness of much of my travel writing and simply aim for entertaining and truthful.

The shallowness of the items on the test does not necessarily translate into shallow teaching.

It's all surface — shimmery and sordid — even when the shallowness of surface - level thinking becomes clear.

Say what you will about the shallowness of Letts's vision, at least he has Streep baring her fangs again, delivering enough punch lines to resurrect some of the ruthlessness that made The Devil Wears Prada and The Manchurian Candidate recent career highlights for her.

The Railway Man is a movie that never quite goes far enough, but it is carried such a long way by some very fine actors indeed that one could almost ignore the overall shallowness of the exercise.

The film's elaborate visual design — rows and rows of self - consciously Warholian tomato soup cans, promising that there will be blood — seemed to enshrine both Ramsay's artistic self - regard and the shallowness of the story's overwrought bad - seed themes.

And Luk» Luk» I, a narrative feature about the 2010 Winter Olympics, exposes the shallowness of Canadian national identity.

Three separate opening sequences feature a roster of female talent — including Anna Paquin, Kristen Bell, Shenae Grimes, and Britt Robertson — tear apart the idea of over saturation of horror, the shallowness of torture porn, and even the idea of the classic «dumb blonde» who always runs up the stairs instead of out of the door.

Contrasting the patriotism of the Olympics with daily struggles in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, Wayne Wapeemukwa's Luk» Luk» I explores the shallowness of national identity.

But it was a great examination of the depth and shallowness of human response to human frailty.

Asquith's feature debut not only announced the arrival of a significant new director, it is an exuberant, joyful pastiche of the movie industry and is a fascinating behind - the - scenes glimpse and searing comment on the shallowness of the star system.

And given the shallowness of its quasi-scientific blather and the tepidness of its comedy, it ultimately does neither.

What's most annoying is the wasted opportunity to deliver more, with first - time director David McNally (Kangaroo Jack) showing flashes of talent, and Piper Perabo (The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle, Slap Her She's French) giving a decent performance despite the shallowness of the part.

Such a moment only shows up the shallowness of much of the sentiment at play.

Its free - flowing narrative (from a screenplay by screenwriter Joan Tewkesbury) revealed the shallowness of American life - political emptiness and show - business commercialism are equated.

But the shallowness of the film can not be denied.

I didn't expect Ceylan to remake Distant, but I was surprised by the shallowness of the lead characters.

It seems that with with every improvement in technology simply highlights the utter shallowness of people.

The shallowness of the earthquake — which was only about 34 kilometres below the seabed — was as important as its severity in triggering the tsunamis.

However, on the shelf where Shakhova measured methane releases, the shallowness of the sea and the fact that methane is released as bubbles mean that it rises quickly to the surface and escapes into the atmosphere.

the only people who would support eric are those who do not understand the shallowness of his talents.

«The Governor's pathetic offer to provide a tiny fraction of what he promised underscores the shallowness of his commitment to housing our homeless neighbors,» said the Campaign 4 NY / NY.

Part of his problem was the shallowness of his own convictions and his unwillingness, notwithstanding that he represented the mainstream, to take on the rightwing consensus and its ferocious press allies.

A good many others too decry the alleged technical shallowness of those charged with prosecuting high profile graft cases, and call for drastic changes.

I've already written about the shallowness of the PM's «all out assault on poverty».

The simplicity and shallowness of these pools are ideal for swimming, splashing and cooling off your kids and their neighborhood friends.

Sadly, because of the shallowness of some, my scars aren't appealing to a certain class of men or the station I'm in at this stage in my life.

Sophisticated theologians may scoff at the shallowness of the theology proclaimed by Schuller on Sundays when he tries to reach the unchurched, but the fact is that his message is more exciting to many unchurched people than is that of the theologians.

The very shallowness of the message is part of its destructiveness.

It lies rather in the shallowness of AIDS symbols themselves, and of the generation that fixes upon them with such desperation.

Because of the relative shallowness of the world as grasped in secondary perception our symbols, which borrow their first intentionality from this immediate world of sensation, are never adequate to their second intentionality.

I mean, think about the stupidity and shallowness of the question, «Are you saved?»

Moreover, sensa are declared to have some form of realization that differs from that of patterns: «But the realization of a sensum in its ideal shallowness of intensity, with zero width, does not require any other eternal object, other than its intrinsic apparatus of individual and relational essence; it can remain just itself, with its unrealized potentialities for patterned contrasts» (PR 115 / 176).