Sentence examples for being vacuous from inspiring English sources
He argues that if written in a rush, it risks either being vacuous or imposing the will of majorities on minorities.
'Responsible innovation' seems like a useful phrase, and it is starting to be adopted by policy folks, but it needs work to stop it being vacuous.
To the Vigilant Citizen, a pop star appearing "vacuous, incoherent and absent-minded" must be "a tribute to mind control" rather than them actually being vacuous, incoherent and absent-minded.
"It's disgusting and vile and is the result of a cabal of a few assholes' greed," she wrote in response to criticism from music critic Everett True, who accused her and the other Nirvana members of being "vacuous" and "spoiled" for sanctioning it.
By the 1900s, the cream of Spanish art was in Madrid, London or New York, while shifting tastes led contemporary critics to deride Murillo for being vacuous and overly sentimental.
If general or strong theories of restriction are open to the objection stated above, the weaker theories are open to a different objection: they risk being vacuous if their proponents did not have any independent way of identifying paradoxical cases.
By and large the knowledge is vacuous.
Interview showed it was vacuous.
