Superficiality

The story is somewhat layered with commentary on the superficiality of commercially viable churches, the stigma against reformed souls and the power of humility and redemption.

Whenever the Kardashians are mentioned in the media, gossipy tales of superficiality, envy, cattiness and melodrama usually follow.

In 2015, the basketball player told GQ that after the matter was resolved, he decided to shed some superficiality he felt he had built up in his public persona.

The emphasis on breadth over depth can, in fact, encourage superficiality.

These are all lost markers in the dark, and the blame for that must surely lie in part with the superficiality of generations of preaching and homilies.

This, as my colleague Ashley Reese points out, serves as commentary on the superficiality, laziness, and narcissism of the wealthy.

A communal symbol that once served as a beacon of hope and welcome now seems like little more than an emblem of American youthful superficiality.

That superficiality has been a sticking point on the “Road to Infinity War” even for some of the series’ very best entries because of how their political backdrop has been contextualized.

We saw some of this in the Christopher Nolan films, with Bruce struggling to put down the cowl and clearly despising the superficiality of his rich playboy Bruce Wayne persona.

What characterizes human relationships today is superficiality, pretence and frigidity.

But these ethnographers also pointed out the superficiality of many such similarities.

He argued this was unrealistic, and that people's ignorance and superficiality meant that in fact they were largely manipulated by politicians, who set the agenda.

He was particularly concerned about the superficiality of communication on the web.

Or the superficiality of a second rate student who was not well versed?

The discourse goes on to condemn the superficiality of materialism and call the disciples not to worry about material needs, but to "seek" God's kingdom first.