| Everybody smiled politely, as people do over the inanities of a very cheerful and hospitable host. |
| It now seems natural that they utter whatever inanities will get them elected, then push their true agenda. |
| It seems that wherever I posit some belief of mine or aver a heartfelt conviction, some negative, clueless dunderhead seems to follow my commentary with inanities. |
| Delving deep into their oeuvre, the band blasted out their tiresome inanities to the delighted faithful. |
| When he recites his fumbler's catalogue of rightwing Republican inanities, we hear the sing-song of a ning-nong. |
| Some political observers, inured to the antics and inanities of its members, wondered why anyone would go to all that trouble. |
