Fop example sentences

"Fop" Example Sentences

1. The vain fop strutted around preening in front of the mirror.
2. The foolish fop fluttered his lace handkerchief as he greeted the ladies.
3. The old-fashioned fop twirled his cane as he walked down the street.
4. The silly fop practiced his exaggerated bow in preparation for the ball.
5. The annoying fop spent hours grooming himself and primping his feathers.
6. The self-absorbed fop cared only about his appearance and social standing.
7. The arrogant fop condescended to those he saw as below his station.
8. The pretentious fop talked in an affected manner to sound sophisticated.
9. The over-dressed fop wore flashy clothes and excessive jewelry.
10. The pompous fop prided himself on his dubious sense of fashion.
11. The idiotic fop wasted his time chasing women who laughed at him behind his back.
12. The nobby fop flaunted expensive but gaudy accessories.
13. The eccentric fop thought his odd behavior made him unique and interesting.
14. The ridiculous fop acted in an overly dramatic and theatrical manner.
15. The foppish fop fluttered about talking in an exaggerated falsetto voice.
16. The ineffectual fop was all show and no substance.
17. The foppish young man acted the part of the fop but lacked any real character.
18. The overgrown fop strutted and preened like a peacock displaying his feathers.
19. The dandy fop spent far too much time worrying about fashion and appearance.
20. The empty-headed fop thought more about his clothing than anything of substance.
21. The useless fop added no value but instead wasted everyone's time.
22. The silly fop wandered around lost in fantasies of his own importance.
23. The shallow fop cared only about material things and social standing.
24. The thoughtless fop treated others poorly due to his lack of self-awareness.
25. The pretentious fop believed his own image and act despite evidence to the contrary.
26. The conceited fop believed himself to be far more clever and talented than he actually was.
27. The arrogant fop looked down on others from his perceived position of superiority.
28. The ignorant fop failed to realize how foolish he appeared to others.
29. The superficial fop valued style over substance in all things.
30. The preening fop spent far too much of his time grooming himself and gazing in mirrors.
31. The fabricated fop constructed an elaborate façade meant to impress others.
32. The obnoxious fop annoyed everyone around him with his foolish behavior and conversation.
33. The narcissistic fop thought only of his own pleasure, playing to his own admiring image.
34. The fashion-plate fop cared more about his latest outfit than what was happening in the world.
35. The ostentatious fop loved to draw attention to himself through excessive shows of wealth.
36. The pompous fop acted in such a self-important manner that he made others roll their eyes.
37. The impractical fop purchased frivolous items that served no real purpose.
38. The affected fop spoke and acted in an artificial manner, very different from his true self.
39. The inflated fop had an enormously exaggerated sense of his own importance and abilities.
40. The pretentious fop talked idly about topics of which he knew very little.
41. The doddering fop bumbled his way through life, unaware of how foolish he appeared.
42. The decorative fop loved anything that drew attention to his outward style and appearance.
43. The petulant fop stamped his feet and whined when he did not get his way.
44. The insipid fop spoke in trite, empty phrases and never said anything of real substance.
45. The inane fop rambled on with pointless, nonsensical chatter.
46. The useless fop spent his time and money on trivialities while neglecting what truly mattered.
47. The fawning fop pandered to those he perceived as more powerful or important than himself.
48. The simpering fop spoke in an obsequious, ingratiating tone full of false flattery.
49. The affected fop spoke with exaggerated care to seem intellectual and well-bred.
50. The dandified fop paraded around in his elaborate, excessively stylish dress and manner.
51. The affected fop spoke in a manner quite unlike his fellow men in an attempt to seem refined.
52. The gaudy fop loved bright colors, excessive jewelry, and flashy accessories.
53. The doltish fop bumbled his way through conversations, never really saying anything of substance.
54. The silly fop cared only about trivial things that brought him fleeting pleasure or admiration.
55. The ornamental fop prized appearances over realities and frivolities over matters of substance.
56. The dandified fop placed inordinate value on fashion, style and luxuries above all else.
57. The overdressed fop wore more lace, embroidery and jewels than any around him.
58. The vacuous fop had little intellect and even less common sense despite his pretensions otherwise.
59. The eccentric fop delighted in strange, absurd mannerisms intended to draw attention to himself.
60. The foppish man's idle manner gave him the air of a useless and ridiculous fop.

Common Phases

1. The vain fop preened in front of the mirror for hours.
2. The crowd mockingly jeered at the fop in the frilly shirt and powdered wig.
3. The pompous fop strutted around town like a peacock.
4. The fop's flashy clothes and expensive perfume could not hide his foolish character.
5. The fop acted with such importance, but he had no substance.
6. The other soldiers laughed at the fop, who cared more about his uniform than fighting.
7. She refused to marry the silly fop who cared more about clothes than substance.
8. The fop spent more time perfuming his handkerchief than reading any worthwhile books.
9. The pretentious fop with all his airs and graces fooled no one.
10. His foolishness and foppish nature soon made him the laughingstock of the town.
11. The fopish manservant fussed over his lord's clothing.
12. The rest of his class looked down on the foppish boy with disdain.
13. The foppish dandy promenaded down the avenue with his silk top hat and gold-tipped cane.
14. The teacher scolded the fopish students for focusing more on their appearances than their studies.
15. The foppish gentleman was concerned only with social manners and superficial things.
16. The girl ignored the foppish compliment from the empty-headed boy.
17. The foppish humor and affectations soon grew tiresome.
18. The foppish young man flaunted his expensive but tasteless wardrobe.
19. He dismissed the fop's insincere flattery with disdain.
20. The foppish ways and superficial talk were more annoying than amusing.
21. The war proved a rude awakening for the self-absorbed fop.
22. She saw through the fop's superficial charm at once.
23. The fop's mannerisms and foppish speech soon irritated everyone around him.
24. The foppish pretender fooled no one with his exaggerated manners and empty compliments.
25. The arrogant fop talked much but knew little of worth.
26. The other soldiers mocked the fop, who cared more about his hair than winning the battle.
27. The fopish peacock cared more about neckties than national affairs.
28 The headstrong fop refused to listen to reason.
29. The fop spent more on clothes and cosmetics than on worthwhile pursuits.
30. The fop tried to hide his foolishness behind a show of false sophistication.
31. The high-pitched foppish laugh grated on everyone's nerves.
32. She found the foppish man and his affected mannerisms ridiculous.
33. Despite his foppish airs, he proved gallant in battle.
34. The fop's grandiose claims and exaggerated speech belied his shallow character.
35. They all laughed at the useless fop who cared more for fashion than any worthy endeavor.
36. The foppish man strutted around like a peacock, vainly seeking admiration.
37. The fop's superficial chatter and affected humor soon grew tiresome.
38. Despite his foppery, there was kindness in the man.
39. The crowd mocked the foppish dandy for his prissy mannerisms and silly apparel.
40. His foppish ways and dandified clothing did not alter his noble character.
41. The fop talked of battles, though he had never seen combat.
42. The fop spent his days in idleness, seeking only pleasure and amusement.
43. His foppish pride soon fell before the grim realities of war.
44. The fop in his expensive waistcoat and perfumed wig presented a ridiculous figure.
45. Despite his initial pretensions, the fop proved a brave soldier.
46. The other soldiers laughed at the fop who cared more about his feathers than fighting the enemy.
47. Though a fop, he proved no coward in the end.
48. The crowd mocked the fop with his powdered wig, frilly sleeves and affected mannerisms.
49. His foppery soon grated on everyone's nerves.
50. The fop talked grandly but was last to volunteer for dangerous duty.
51. The fop preened in front of the mirror, adjusting his lace cuffs and perfumed wig.
52. The fop tried to hide his ignorance behind grand gestures and exaggerated speech.
53. Though a fop, he proved gentle and kind at heart.
54. She dismissed the fop's empty compliments and flowery words.
55. The arrogant fop thought himself smarter than those wiser and more experienced.
56. The fopish ways soon vanished in the grim realities of battle.
57. The foppish fool, all talk and no action, proved useless in an emergency.
58. His costly clothing and foppish airs masked a generous spirit.
59. Though a fop, he proved brave and honorable when it mattered most.
60. Despite his foppery, he proved to have real worth within.