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• Similarly, at times Vivian's vapidity is cartoonish.
• Jackson said, acknowledging the Knicks'Vancouver vapidity.
• Nelson said, alluding to the Knicks'Vancouver vapidity the following night.
• The film is easiest to take when it relaxes into its own essential vapidity.
• What kind of theological vapidity was that?
• But vapidity on a vast scale did not prevent him from delivering a clever speech at Ames.
• The vapidity of her life comes through when she's asked how she'll celebrate.
• The idea has all the vapidity of those " random acts of kindness " bumper stickers.
• In fact, given the vapidity and emptiness of that summer blockbuster, you probably already have forgotten it.
• And once the film moves past its initial vapidity, it takes on a reasonably blithe aura of romance.
• He's been writing these women for about 10 years, women whose vapidity begs a surreal hypothetical.
• "The Crew " premiered Aug . 31, and fully exceeded anyone's expectations of vapidity.
• And even a sweet, understated performance by the incandescent Joan Plowright cannot overcome the film's growing vapidity.
• At its farthest reaches, the tune seems to extend to four notes and the words are the essence of vapidity.
• In South Carolina, the intellectual anti-intellectual attacked his opponents for the " vapidity and hollowness " of their campaigns.
• Rolling Stone writer Chris Heath, formerly of Details, manages to reveal Rodman in all his vapidity, without taking any nasty shots.
• Gross's account of life in a world of transcendent vapidity strives for no grand themes, no social significance, no message of redemption.
• End each chapter on a scary, cliff-hanging note to make sure that readers will keep reading, regardless of the characters'vapidity.
• But the characters'Teflon dialogue can accommodate all this with the same chipper vapidity with which Kath describes those pretty tulips over by the municipal offices.
• Unfortunately, it is giving way not to a sober assessment of choices, but to a party-political quarrel of dispiriting, albeit predictable, vapidity.