With so much frivolousness, so much info and so little time to sift through it, why Boogie Board on this thing called The Net when we're not even sure what size life preserver to wear?
22.
Traveling with a Newsweek interviewer to Capote's house in the Hamptons, the film listens to the author discuss " In Cold Blood " while marveling at his mixture of personal frivolousness and serious literary ambition.
23.
"Voters didn't send us down here to deal with fantasy and frivolousness, and that's what this is, " said Councilman Charlie Brown, who called the proposal " lunatic ."
24.
As the plot of " Original Sin " develops, the apparent frivolousness of representing evil with a button-eyed toy snake seems more and more appropriate considering its irrelevance to the real guilt that hangs over Innocent House.
25.
Her show last week was a family affair, while so many others were filled with the usual frivolousness _ photographers elbowing their way to Julia Ormond, Hollywood's newest phenom, and Donald Trump, New York's oldest.
26.
Yang Xingmi's secretary Zhou Yin ( hT�� ), however, citing Yang Wo's frivolousness, opposed, instead suggesting that Yang Xingmi entrust the circuit to Liu Wei with a promise from Liu to transfer it to another son of Yang Xingmi's.
27.
In time, he began signing his contributions, including the political column once monopolized by Rosetti, and began using a milder and drier rhetoric, while defending " Rom�nul " against accusations of frivolousness ( specifically, those voiced by writer-politician Ion Ghica ).
28.
The American Arts Quarterly used a painting from " Syncretism " for their Winter 2012 cover and reviewing the work wrote that " Santos more conceptual juxtapositions are firmly rooted in mainstream art history . . . Santos s humor overtakes the dialogue between past and present, and the painting topples over into frivolousness ."
29.
His earlier efforts, indeed, express the superficial doubt and pert frivolousness characteristic of his time; but in the works of his riper years he is no mere " poet of pleasure, " as Thorild contemptuously styled him, but a worthy exponent of earnest moral feeling and wise human sympathies in felicitous and melodious verse.
30.
The plus for Kerry is that while Weld teeters on the edge of frivolousness at times, Kerry is a senator straight out of central casting : every hair in place, a resonant voice ( in contrast to Weld's relatively high pitch ), a sober, thoughtful demeanor accentuated by the obligatory blue or gray suit.
