Sentence examples for a kind of empty from inspiring English sources

I always associate this time of year with a kind of empty nest feeling.

Fading and flowing between languages, the words become a kind of empty music.

Like the suit, the king is a kind of empty vessel, a temporary vehicle of dynastic power.

There is a kind of empty despair at the back of the eyes in photographs of the man now.

The scene seems to promise much, but to deliver very little, to be a kind of empty shell of itself, all wind, if not windbaggery.

He presented himself as a kind of empty mirror for the images that were already all around us in advertising or entertainment or packaging.

That mixes up 3-D with the ways that it's been marketed: it takes for granted that the format really does perform a kind of empty-headed pyrotechnics, and that it really is a marker of excess.

Her first camera was a Christmas present from her daughter and son-in-law, clearly intended as a kind of empty-nester's diversion; they wrote, "It may amuse you, Mother, to try to photograph during your solitude at Freshwater," referring to her Isle of Wight home.

Pop-up shops are temporary shops that can be set up in any kind of empty space for a day, a few days or a few weeks.

It ended in an ovation, a kind of exhausted, empty, satisfied ovation.

He learned one gesture for his campaign: whenever he was at a loss for something to say or something to do, he would open his arms in a kind of big, empty welcome.