Unequal wealth, of course, loses its superficiality to the degree that it defines politics in a democracy.
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When painting royals and nobility, Zoffany only occasionally got beyond the superficiality of his subjects' clothes and settings.
Another may marvel at the superficiality of popular proposals to deal with it.
Recognize the superficiality implied by those words and by our impatient, thoughtless world.
Bowie turned pop art into post modernism, where superficiality and altered images were designed to question the certainty of past generations.
Bonnie Steinbock, professor of philosophy who specializes in bioethics at the University at Albany in New York, said it magnifies the superficiality in society.
In its variety, its superficiality, its solitary night walkers and its jumbled juxtaposition of public and private spaces, you could argue that it is the beating heart of Englishness.
And this, the age of the de-evolution of meaning, we're ironically working toward a deeper superficiality, not only to combat the short attention spans of young people, but to hook the wiser.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska Handwritten notes found under Alaska serial killer Israel Keyes' body after he killed himself contained poetry about superficiality and consumerism in American society, along with disturbing ramblings about an unnamed victim under his control.
Unfortunately, the Internet offered such an intoxicating sense of liberation from liberal cant, corporate dominion and plain old superficiality to many on the right and the left--constituencies that were often the most intellectually exercised about the state of journalism--that each seemed to treat new media as a new way of doing politics.
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