vacuity

It emphasizes that last bit of vacuity above all else.

Their intellectual vacuity in this year's campaign was apparent well before 9/11.

He turned his smile to the officials, striving for complete vacuity.

The smile dropped away for a moment, and there was a terrible vacuity in its place.

I think, ultimately, it's because of his moral vacuity on a more profound level.

The drama had exploded into vacuity after its long buildup.

Weakness and vacuity are what we see in the Clinton Administration.

But the book's principal defect remains the vacuity of its protagonist.

In any case a lack of the usual frank amiable vacuity.

Vacuity is currently working on a new album, planned for release in early 2011.

As I've said before and will say again, the man is all spin and vacuity.

This new friend, though, before his arrival, we were sensible of no vacuity, could not now be spared.

Soon we learn the reason for his vacuity.

Never have you heard political speeches of such utter and consummate vacuity.

In doing so, the visible is not deposed of its seemingly vacuity.

And some of the vacuity left the eyes.

Channel 4 deemed the film a "blunt instrument of 80s vacuity."

People think that vacuity is nothingness, but it is not so.

I sat in my room at the hotel and looked into the future and could see only a vast vacuity.

The cast generally reflects the vacuity of the play with shrill performances.

Lolis had been beautiful, but young and with a certain vacuity.

The bewildering feeling of vacuity laid hold upon me.

It's as if suburban people themselves were skewering the vacuity of their own lives."

I will remain in control while you dance about in futile vacuity.

It certainly managed to portray them accurately-beautiful, but with a certain vacuity in their eyes.