Meanings of more inane in English

Have you ever heard of a more inane name for any geographical feature?

There were a few more inane questions, and she was dismissed.

Two more inane questions later and my time was up.

Is pop music more inane than it used to be?

At every juncture there's something shinier and more inane to get distracted b(...)

I started to say, I've never been drunk before, and that sounded even more inane.

Can the imagination picture existence more inane?

His smile became more inane.

Certainly no tenement house woman could be lazier, emptier of head, more inane of life than her sister Martha.

Now, can I get back to work, or do you have more inane demands to keep me from my job?

Another day passed-whichbeing rainy, made the Doctor's dull house seem more inane than ever to the girl's restless humour.

But the obsessive-compulsive fascination with "data" derived from what people get up to on social media gets ever more inane.

Without the few great men who, like Carlyle, can lift themselves and others above it, it would be still noisier, still more inane.

There never was a time, even in the re-election of Lincoln, when to differ from the leading party was considered more inane and treasonable.

As the transcript clearly shows, Koko's responses were a bit vague, but no more inane than some of the drivel littering Facebook pages these days.