shallow

Ms. Harris’s book is insistently shallow, almost as if that were a virtue, a sign of authenticity.

He urged MSPs to ignore "shallow arguments" about the cost of the proposals and called for a "compassionate" approach to MSPs who are unable to physically attend parliament.

To think we can simply sashay into Heaven as we are without some serious heart surgery is to have a shallow view of both God’s holiness and our sinfulness and selfishness.

Some volcanic regions lack evidence of recycled crust, while others seem too shallow and cool to be driven by deep mantle plumes.

As the tsunami reaches shallower water near land, it begins to slow down.