fatuousness वाक्य

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.