insubstantial造句

Superficial and insubstantial

The rest were an insubstantial pageant .

Finite personalities are insubstantial fragments of this engulfing spiritual unity.

After this, a man is as insubstantial as a cloud.

A beautiful but insubstantial girl, in 1943 she ran off with the much older Charlie Chaplin.

Teeth don't have skin, so it was likely an allusion to something small or so thin that it was insubstantial.

Sometimes, like an enraged tethered bear, Mr Brown fights back, howling that Mr Cameron is merely a "shallow salesman", an insubstantial con man.

Until now, Korean architecture has been led by insubstantial abstract apparitions, such as modernism, de-constructivism, and minimalism, not by an individual.

A fragrant ink, paint and became a beautiful light, even the handle him about all is but a mirage, insubstantial objects like a smoke.

But he says, on the other hand "some girls open up their own businesses, such as a bar, and it's actually not an insubstantial number. They have the start-up money at that point so it works out well."

He remains an elusive, insubstantial figure, if a very sad one, summed up by a journalist who knew him: "At the end, these foreigners realise they have no home."

Tracking my fingertips over his olive skin, I'm struck by the potency and fragility of blood and breath and bone - these intricate, insubstantial casings that separate us, keep us alive.