Sentence examples for essentially vapid from inspiring English sources

IT IS fashionable these days to ask in sneering tones: "What exactly is Tony Blair for?" The presumption is that, apart from winning elections and dragging the country into an unnecessary war, Mr Blair's premiership has been essentially vapid.

They are Teflon figures, essentially vapid, narcissistic and uninteresting characters who talk around the edges and wallow in the present.

Fun to watch, for sure (maybe), but fundamentally vapid.

It was, essentially, just a shiny object embedded in the already vapid coverage of the 2014 election cycle.

Its contents are vapid.

"One Nation" is ultimately vapid.

That's pretty vapid stuff.

Shakespeare reads vapid after these.

Vapid people have better lives.

The sky had an eerie, vapid whiteness.

"Lightness" does not mean being vapid or intellectually shallow.