superficiality

How To Use superficiality In A Sentence

• In a world befogged by superficiality, moments of clarity are few and far between.
• Width often leads to superficiality and depth may produce a blinkered approach and an intellectual treadmill.
• Even the television ads for these magazines celebrate the hopeless stupidity and superficiality of the male.
• I despised myself, accused myself in turn of insensibility, superficiality, of disrespect.
• She meandered through an interminable speech ranging through topics from sick children and warfare to the superficiality of film.
• His particular brand of late-capitalist pop nihilism combined with his angst-ridden gay teen characters has always reeked of superficiality.
• In a world befogged by superficiality, moments of clarity are few and far between.
• The consequences of the strength of the political spirit are not all direct, nor does its strength by any means spring solely from its indulgence to the less respectable elements of character, such as languor, extreme pliableness, superficiality. On Compromise
• For the types Blair now calls "wimmin", there were all-women shortlists and a minister for women; for magazine editors, Blair held flattering lunches; and for civilians, focus groups like the one at which Alastair Campbell, in a break from squabbling with his colleagues, found himself shocked by the all-girl superficiality. What woman could ever compete with Tony 'cojones' Blair?
• In the early days John was routinely accused of glibness, superficiality, mannerism, of Pop-Art vacancy and amorality.