| He drew astonished gasps from the audience and co-panellists alike for the fatuity and pomposity of his contributions. |
| He charmingly combines that imperial trimmer's droll pawkiness and irritating fatuity. |
| The book was a best-seller, but it provoked the scornful charge of personal fatuity that has dogged Boswell's name ever since. |
| Leacock knew that he was performing a much greater public service by getting people to chuckle over the solemn fatuities around them. |
| It would be, well, a Comment, or an op-ed piece, with all the necessary fatuities of its kind. |
| These fatuities had few long-term consequences for Johnson when he got back to America. |
