fatuous

Then he turned his own rather fatuous face to the company.

This fact alone makes our family law system quite fatuous.

It would be fatuous for you to question my good faith.

He made me feel special, though I was somewhat fatuous then.

Even at its most fatuous, fame is about being one of a kind.

If the full federal power cannot carry this off, it's fatuous to think we can.

One thing is clear: calls to "stay the course" are fatuous.

Even a woman should be able to see the folly in such a fatuous thought.

Lucrative but fatuous concerns took up much of his time.

Really it was fatuous to be so fond as that!

Nothing I have read in years about our educational woes is so fatuous.

Here is a (rather fatuous) use of local assignments in a type.

I remembered the fatuous winter of 1939-40 and laughed too.

She came west with fatuous hopes of becoming a movie star.

If these fatuous charges should actually stick, you'll fight it.

Then a wide and fatuous grin spread over his face.

Let the fatuous sun shine by itself and let's head for the moon.

It would have been fatuous arrogance to pity such a woman.

I was suddenly aware that my remark had been fatuous.

I hurried to say something more to cover up the fatuous sound of it "Have you found out anything new?"

Well, it would not be entirely fatuous to suggest that she, and others like her, have a case to answer.

Yes, I think the distinction based on music is fatuous and ridiculous.

"Well, then, we've things to do and plans to make," she said, trying not to sound too fatuous.

"So this griping about what we are doing seems to be a little fatuous."