Sidney Lumet's 1988 film, "Running on Empty," which addresses the same subject, is much more truthful and compelling.
Much of the reaction to his empty-chair address in Tampa, Fla., a rare unscripted moment in contemporary political conventions, focused on his odd talk.
It starts off simply enough, some dude standing behind the counter of an otherwise empty "restaurant," addressing the camera.
This ranking is not rational, as it is the thrill of the new and exciting that keeps him from feeling empty and addressing his own weaknesses.
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"There is no action or new funding behind the president's empty words to address this crisis," Leahy said in a statement.
We opened what appeared to be a letter from Simon & Schuster the other day & found nothing in it; it was just an empty envelope efficiently addressed by their addressograph machine.
As a teacher of individuals and chamber groups he has had the gift of avoiding vague generalizations and empty rhetoric and addressing the problems of learning acutely and specifically.
The Tyco art investigation will evoke memories of one carried out by Mr Morganthau's office in the mid-1980s, when a string of jewellery stores were found to be dodging City taxes by shipping empty packages to addresses outside New York.
By Stanley Edgar Hyman The New Yorker, May 6 , 1944P. 19 We opened what appeared to be a letter from Simon & Schuster the other day & found nothing in it; it was just an empty envelope efficiently addressed by their addressograph machine.
