The phrase "a sort of empty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a feeling or state that is lacking substance or meaning.
Example: "After the meeting, I felt a sort of empty, as if the discussions had not led to any real conclusions."
Alternatives: "a kind of void" or "a sense of emptiness".
Why has it become "a sort of empty stage"?
But Franny can hear the specific voice, and this is when you know that Franny is not just a sort of empty air head.
"I think one of the reasons the photo had this sort of resonance that it does is because it has a sort of empty feeling," he said.
Instead, Ruth comes off as a sort of empty, aimless slag, barely worthy of the household's rank and numinous collective cock.
They certainly didn't sound bad, but there were two effects going on that I could identify: first, I felt like there is a sort of empty area of sound right in the middle of my head, as if things could be right channel or left channel but not be centered.
He sells himself as a symbol of a sort of empty excess; a loudness, a remorseless, money thirsty goliath who sees American largesse as a brand, a jersey to wear, not a flag to salute.
With regard to honour and dishonour the mean is proper pride, the excess is known as a sort of 'empty vanity', and the deficiency is undue humility; and as we said liberality was related to magnificence, differing from it by dealing with small sums, so there is a state similarly related to proper pride, being concerned with small honours while that is concerned with great.
Dark Energy is a sort of 'energy in empty space', and particle physics also predicts this kind of energy, due to quantum fluctuations of the Standard Model – including and especially the Higgs boson.
It makes me feel a bit strange, sort of empty and ethereal.
There were all sorts of empty Japanese establishments just a street or so away, but that wasn't the point.
