Sentence examples for somewhat vapid from inspiring English sources
I may have been too young but I found it a somewhat vapid film," said Mike65ie.
And the Academy can go through different moods -- recall for instance, its tendency to favor glossy but somewhat vapid films like "Terms of Endearment" during parts of the 1980s.
Matt Lauer and others came out against the use of emoticons, noting that many consider their use very unprofessional and somewhat vapid (even titling their piece, "Are Emoticons the 'Downfall of Civilization?").
That's pretty vapid stuff.
Furthermore, the comparisons between Beyonce and Rihanna are pretty vapid.
National self-esteem is a pretty vapid concept anywhere.
Though grandiose with destiny (and with sheer heft as well), Jackson was a renegade, professing a contempt for "the vapid, jejune trappings of American middle-classness" somewhat undercut by his alligator boots.
Freedom du Lac of The Washington Post said that even though Gaga turns somewhat serious while disapprovingly singing "Paparazzi", the song comes across as flat and faceless as well as vapid.
Frankly, we had expected somewhat more from her, considering her 1995 article disparaging the hearings process as a "vapid and hollow charade".
In recent years the pop obsession with youth and perpetual revolution has finally abated somewhat as baby boomers who invested a spiritual faith in the redemptive power of rock have watched their children embrace vapid bubble gum boy bands and teenage pinups.
