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“A piece of mines,” Lamar raps on “untitled 03┃05.28.2013,” a low-burning, flute-bedecked critique of various cultural vapidities, first heard in 2014 as the final musical performance on “The Colbert Report.”
From The New Yorker • Mar. 5, 2016
In times gone by, the Post-Dispatch kept its readers in an emotional turmoil over civic misdoings, while the pre-Newhouse Globe seemed to strive for soothing vapidities.
From Time Magazine Archive
When a British moviemaker wants to spell out the middle-class vapidities rejected by youth, he naturally heads straight for the shore where "the grockles" turn out in force.
From Time Magazine Archive
"Oh please don't set the piano on fire!"* has entered Spanish with a colloquial meaning�unlike such pure vapidities as, "Yes, we have no bananas."
From Time Magazine Archive
As this went on, he came to hate the vapidities of the concerto in G major.
From Maurice Guest by Richardson, Henry Handel
