Sentence examples for are essentially empty from inspiring English sources

Monks' perception and credo is that capitalism is a better system when ruled by principle and that the avaricious hucksters who dominated the late '90s are essentially empty people.

The result is that their biology wings are essentially empty except for pieces of sophisticated equipment that now serve as expensive doorstops.

While they may not have any egregiously bad ingredients, they are essentially empty calories that are being eaten as regular and far too frequent snacks.

Sugar is also devoid of vitamins and minerals, and are essentially empty calories.

It has been essentially empty since then.

Despite the game having already started, the 13,000-seat Coliseum is essentially empty.

Franklin understood that the "realistic" formula was essentially empty, and that there was, and is, no more maddeningly fatuous cliché than that nations have interests rather than affections.

E. V. Spence, another reservoir that has been essentially empty for months but sends water, when available, to the Midland-Odessa area, also revived slightly.

The 1965 act itself was important in addressing the overt prejudice towards minority communities (unlike later amendments, which were essentially empty gestures).

Other sites had smaller shrapnel or non-UXO related scrap instead, and a few were essentially empty.

Namely, some Buddhists held that the mind is essentially empty and the seat, in everyday cognition, of delusion and ignorance.