| But if past iterations of this overstuffed and featherbrained affair are any indication, the material will be impoverished. |
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| Kate, inane and featherbrained and totally undeserving, is mostly Daisy Buchanan, yet without Daisy's innate sense of doom. |
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| These featherbrained oafs embody the creative image of L'Aubergine, and easily adapt to any situation. |
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| It's revitalizing — and comforting, somehow — to revisit the sort of playful, featherbrained temperament made possible only by a decade in which prosperity and safety seemed nearly guaranteed. |
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| Fraser argues that the Queen was a scapegoat, accused of being, at once, a frivolous, featherbrained hedonist and a dangerous, Machiavellian plotter. |
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| Being portrayed ultimately as a brooding, isolated wreck, which he never was, bothered Hearst, but he was primarily incensed over Welles's depiction of his companion, the actress Marion Davies, as a featherbrained drunk. |
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