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He's attractive, but vapid.
a vapid reality TV show
This is not vapid idealism but hard, stern realism, the need for which was suddenly brought home to every thinking man and woman who bore the anxieties of last week.
It seems a rather vapid arid general document.
Even when he gives a straight answer, it is so vapid and foggy that much analysis is required to make sense of it.
All were cast in the same pattern, vapid, uncertain, gripless glimpses of the obvious, with no real policy, no real grip in them.
Why was he dull, vapid, and profitless to-night?
Some say that judges have shown great ingenuity, or perhaps resourcefulness is a more vapid word to use.
The idea that declarations are some vapid froth on the procedures of courts and tribunals went out a long time ago.
It is certainly vapid and vague in many spheres, and it certainly does not emphasise sufficiently home defence.
