fatuousness造句

• He embodies an unflappable masculine gentility that conceals utter fatuousness and ineptitude.
• To be sure, there are moments of fatuousness.
• Who can bear the oily fatuousness of the enterprise?
• But to equate such disparities with declining working-class fortunes is pseudo-intellectual fatuousness.
• Aschenbach is aware of the fatuousness of his thoughts, but allows himself to indulge in his speculations.
• The whole film, like its central character, thrives on subverting well-bred fatuousness and pondering the tiniest mysteries of love.
• Bartley Hubbard is a good-looking New England newspaperman whose self-satisfaction registers as bonhomie in youth and greedy fatuousness in middle age.
• With everyone so " on " so noisomely, the city would seem a tough act to capture for all the fatuousness of its performers.
• He and Kerr make what might have been a shrill cartoon into a surprising amalgam of fatuousness and shrewdness, of vulnerability and self-protecting steel.
• The defenders here are sotto voce _ a stage wife and a narrator who whisper about Milken's human qualities in tones of soap-opera fatuousness.
• Not so much for what they do to the language _ fatuousness is not a felony _ but for the way they confuse so many hapless wine drinkers.
• For all its flaws, for all the bribes and the drugs and the fatuousness of the leaders, this is, in fact, the Olympics, the best of the best.
• Castle musters some tortured arguments for her thesis, noting for example Austen's " remorseless eye . . . for male fatuousness " as one indication of her lesbian tendencies.
• She ignores that 1 ) Austen also portrayed some very silly women in her novels, and 2 ) lesbians don't have a lock on noticing male fatuousness, far from it.
• But judging by similar exercises in the past, the Copenhagen outing is destined to join a long list of U . N .-sponsored conferences that have turned out to be expensive exercises in fatuousness.
• This is some random programmer's page of personal opinions, including, " " The three characteristics of Perl programers : mundaneness, sloppiness, and fatuousness . . . . Perl provides the DWIM feature.
• "I thought I'd try to deal with it instead of pretending it didn't exist, but maybe it can't be touched without an equal amount of fatuousness coming into the writing ."
• As written by Remi Waterhouse, who draws on real historical detail here, " Ridicule " satirizes this world of absurd protocol while it proves that skewering fatuousness and snobbery, however obviously, is never out of style.
• Acting out by ignoring warnings from the tour guide ( played with amusing fatuousness by Spalding Gray ), she goes for a curfew-breaking walk unescorted, finds herself in the middle of a political rally suddenly grown tense when armed troops appear to break it up.
• Known for songs that explore class barriers in Britain, the angst of the working man, the fatuousness of high society and nostalgia for family life, Davies was a rock-and-roll Thorstein Veblen in an era when most rockers were singing of boy loves girl.