Foppish used in a sentence

Foppish in a sentence as an adjective

It just looks like a wide, foppish, transparent "M".

I'm merely pointing out that it isn't some 18th century foppish hat to be cast aside.

I think you're really just justifying your foppish clothing budgets.

Racism, when not physically threatening, always strikes me as being foppish.

There seems to be an idea that some ways of telling your computer what to do are too foppish and that if you are serious about it you use a language from 40 years ago.

Is there any country whose leaders are so foppish as to believe what they read on Twitter as though it were some actual diplomatic channel, or even an early warning system?Color me skeptical, sir.

My foppish New-Englander is showing, but I always keep an Opinel No. 8 on hand as a picnicking knife, in case I need to cut cheese or salami that I buy, and my fiancee keeps one in her purse for the same reason.

You'd essentially be stating that a whole domain of tradition, practice, and procedure which organically grows and evolves, and I might add, in almost logical progressions at times, was ousted by the whims of one foppish professor who gamed everyone into liking something he liked simply because he liked it and was impassioned enough about it.