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The phrase "an empty lecture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a lecture that lacks substance, meaning, or valuable content.
Example: "The professor's presentation felt more like an empty lecture than an engaging discussion on the topic."
Alternatives: "a hollow lecture" or "a meaningless lecture".
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The sight of an empty desk or laboratory bench is less attention-grabbing than an empty lecture theatre.
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Dokmanic and his colleagues started with a much simpler structure than Lausanne Cathedral: a small, empty lecture room at his university.
Some universities now operate a pre-clearing recruitment period which begins almost as soon as the official UCAS application deadline is reached in a bid to fill empty lecture theatres and generate revenue.
In the empty lecture room at Aleksandrovska Hospital Medical School in Sofia, newly qualified doctor Kamen Dimitrov laughs when I ask him if he is thinking about doing his Foundation Programme (houseman years/ internship) in Bulgaria.
Entering Princeton on the front cover, Dropout wanders its hallways, sits in empty lecture halls, and reads multiple library books before departing from the institution the same way he came in on the back cover.
Instead, Meyers was here, in an empty and silent basement lecture hall.
At last summer's Republican National Convention, where his keynote address was the fanfare for Mitt Romney's acceptance speech, Rubio was preceded by an actor lecturing an empty chair.
And really, would any lecture-tour lawyer — even Kunstler — leap onto an empty desk in the middle of a speech and stretch out on his back?
Our democracy, alas, seems bought and paid for, an empty charade, even as our media and political class lecture the rest of the world about the holy grail of democracy.
Into an empty cube.
See an empty spot?
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