Sentence examples for utterly vapid from inspiring English sources
Banana brown betty, not much of a challenge even for a teenager, is soupy and utterly vapid, and the flourless chocolate cake, a half step short of fudge.
For example: how can we take seriously its utterly vapid slogan – "committed to improving the state of the world" – when for years there was no discussion of gay rights or transgender issues.
His grief is so dense that when he tries to bring the novel to a climax and shout at a group of cashmere-clad and vapid young men that "longevity is utterly without redeeming qualities, that one has to live the contributive, the passionate, life," we know that the speaker has never known such a life and his grief has even stolen conviction from his words.
Rarely, though, has a candidate come across as so vapid, and never can one have so utterly misjudged the mood of his party.
It is extremely easy on the eyes and is certainly well put-together, but it is also thoroughly vapid, wholly generic in its sensibility and utterly devoid of any emotional or intellectual engagement.
"One Nation" is ultimately vapid.
That's pretty vapid stuff.
Vapid people have better lives.
Shakespeare reads vapid after these.
