fatuity

But we are still going to pay for the fatuity of the Reagan years.

This is on a level of fatuity with "have a nice day."

There was no fatuity in the pride she took in her house.

He could hear the inflated fatuity of his bargain mocking him now.

Good writers are roaring egotists, even to the point of fatuity.

What initially seems like teen-age fatuity takes on increasing resonance.

I was revolted by the incoherence and fatuity of the past.

And it can't be shrugged off as another instance of aristocratic fatuity.

Arms shall either be provided; or else the ingenuity of man crack itself, and become fatuity.

"It somehow avoids being choked in its own trash and fatuity.

It's tempting to see all this as the sign of an increase in managerial pretension and fatuity.

So colossal an example of human fatuity truly deserves, and shall have, a complete exposure.

Asinine fatuity is the kindest description we should give of his conduct.

Still, the company has a well-tuned ear for the fatuity of contemporary jargon, whether it comes from high or low culture.

You will be appalled by the fatuity.

They knew it without fatuity or vulgarity, and they respected themselves in consequence.

His is the fatuity of the reporter who asks the same questions as everyone else, then complains that he gets the same answers.

Dr. Winter is often led to academic fatuity.

A silly remark, Yeats thought, saved from fatuity only by the heaviness of the situation.

But must a return to normal mean a return to the same complacency and civic fatuity of Sept. 10?

With my usual fatuity I doubted it; now I am convinced.

This morass of fatuity has given me indigestion.

But in so far as it sits making the Constitution, on the other hand, it is a fatuity and chimera mainly.

Sane men, critics, correct them - but their sanity is parasitic on the creative fatuity of genius.

The finest manners in the world are awkwardness and fatuity when contrasted with a finer intelligence.