I remember bingeing on television when I was a child and having that vapid feeling after watching hours of TV.(我記得我小時(shí)候看電視帶來的狂歡以及看了數(shù)小時(shí)電視之后的索然無味的感覺。)

Set during the second world war, Stella's story is intercut with the lives of her son (in the army and heir to an estate in Ireland) and Louie, a vapid good-time girl who crosses Harrison's path.(故事背景設(shè)置在二戰(zhàn)時(shí)期，鏡頭不斷在斯特拉和她兒子與路易的生活(參軍并繼承了愛爾蘭的一處房產(chǎn))間切換，路易是哈里森生活中的一個(gè)正值青春年華但索然無味的女孩。)

You insult her intelligence if you assume that a mere slogan and a few vapid adjectives will persuade her to buy anything.(如果你認(rèn)為只要一句廣告詞配上一些索然無味的形容詞，就可以說服她去買任何東西，那你是在侮辱她的智慧。)

The CARDS came in bags, and each card had a few fatuous words — "Be Mine" or "I Like You" or "You've Got My Heart" or the utterly vapid, "Hi, Valentine!"(這些賀卡是裝在塑料袋里的，每張賀卡上都有一句冒傻氣的話：“做我的人吧”，“我喜歡你”，“你贏得了我的心”，還有十足的空話“你好，瓦倫丁！”)

They are neither authentic means of creativity, nor vapid carriers of an idea.(它們既不是創(chuàng)造性的真正手段，也不是空洞的思想承載者。)

She made a vapid comment about the weather.(她對天氣作了一番枯燥的評論。)

Ethan loves kungfu movies, but Joe thinks they are just vapid entertainment.(伊桑喜歡功夫電影，但喬卻認(rèn)為那是無趣的娛樂。)

He was painfully conscious that the little woman, with her vapid talk and faded prettiness, was not fit to BE mistress of a great literary salon.(他痛苦地感覺到：他這位矮小的太太，談吐無味，姿色早衰，實(shí)在不配做一個(gè)大規(guī)模文藝沙龍的女主人。)

They rose above the vapid, everyday concerns of the masses.(他們超越了大眾乏味的日常事務(wù)。)

The theory is vapid, while the life is colorful.(理論是灰色的，唯生活之樹常青。)

Tuneful but vapid musical comedies.