fatuousness

• “He has a sweet spirit missing from other contemporary screen clowns; he finds the poetry in fatuousness, writes David Edelstein.”

  GreenCine Daily: Shorts, fests, etc, 4/2.

• “No other field of fatuousness is venerated with its own self perpetuating industry.”

  Debbie Gadget writes…. « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG

• “There is a grim sort of satisfaction to be had in recalling the fatuousness of some the claims that were being made until recently.”

  Monica Ali: Unexpected Opportunities in the Midst of Recession

• “The Iranian leadership reacts, as we saw there, with utter contempt for our deadlines, and the presidential spokesman then responds with a fecklessness and a fatuousness which is embarrassing.”

  The Corner on National Review Online

• “No one is safe under the brush of Vanity Fair contributing artist Edward Sorel, whose watercolors expose the pathology of power and the fatuousness of fame.”

  Boing Boing

• “The time has come to put this exercise in fatuousness out of its misery … The reason for killing it off is pretty straightforward.”

  The Guardian: This Week: Lord Wei, Craig Oliver, Richard Hammond

• “The producers can't seem to decide, but what he has been able to do is mercilessly skewer misperceptions about both groups with a look of unflappable fatuousness.”

  The Huffington Post: Dan Lybarger: The Daily Show's Aasif Mandvi Opens Up On Sanity, Specials, And Stewart

• “A good one-liner can make you laugh about the fatuousness of an aspect modern life, whereas a full article on the same topic hammers the point home too much.”

  Current Affairs

• “The suggestion that the Centre might consider cutting ties with government indicates a level of fatuousness not easily achieved even by newspaper editorial writers.”

  Archive 2010-01-01

• “Dave asked with a fatuousness that still further irritated him.”

  When the World Was Young

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