| Instead he pointed to the bound notebook in which so many sitters had written comments, expressed their praise and blame, wisdom and fatuity. |
| Yesterday she was even amused at the strangeness and the fatuity of it all. |
| Muddling through is no substitute for clarity and the church is now paying for its fatuity and lack of a magisterium. |
| To him, the fatuity of the learned judge is an example of our tendency to throw about words that have lost all meaning, even in the mouths of educated people. |
| I undoubtedly impressed my own sense of its fatuity on every audience to which I gave it. |
| This conviction was strengthened by his vanity and conceit, a conceit to the point of fatuity. |
