superficiality

But here again, there was more than superficiality on view.

The music, certainly, is trying to be dramatic and open, to the point of superficiality.

Perhaps I could risk some superficiality, because of the time, by trying to answer the specific questions raised.

Part of that was due to my own superficiality, I'm sure.

A sense of style, however, is not to be confused with superficiality.

"However, as we all know, such superficialities have very little to to with true happiness."

It's a show with the capacity to be about much more than fun and superficiality.

They plan to rid the world of "beautiful people" and superficiality.

So we can stop thinking about the culture of superficiality, start to remember there are other things going on."

His problem is that he has confused superficialities with significance.

Superficiality in its true sense is what life is all about.

It is only mortal men who find those superficialities of great importance.

But she also knew that any man could see through such superficialities when he wanted to, and recognize her beauty.

"I don't think women can take superficiality much longer," she says.

What good is a vote based on emotion, appearance or other superficialities?

With so much material packed into 50 minutes, superficiality is inevitable.

Still, he could not afford to be deceived by superficialities.

Either way, there was never any superficiality to our relationship, and I'm glad we met."

And the charge of superficiality is only part of the culture's case against color.

A book about superficiality might easily be fueled by fumes.

It's important to acknowledge the superficiality of the interaction, to remember that one culture never really became the other.

She seems truly to delight in the depths of her superficiality.

It is a right to see reality differently once superficiality has been shrugged off.

"I have less time for the superficialities," she said.

But such superficiality should be left to political conventions.