Sentence examples for empty in all from inspiring English sources

Such a semantics also requires free logic when Do contains objects not in U, for in that case rigid designators of these objects are empty in all worlds.

Thus, for example, the extension of the predicate 'is a philosopher' was empty in all worlds (times) before the dawn of civilization and more recently has varied.

As the United States tried to restore a sense of normality, teenagers in particular struggled to cope, as their disbelief began to be replaced by a personal reaction to what had happened: in school essays, teenagers wrote that "then it became real", and "I was feeling the whole world is going to collapse on me", and "I never felt so empty in all my life".

Ejskjaer reviewed his study of ten patients treated with a ghrelin receptor agonist, with gastric emptying normalized in three and significant improvement of emptying in all, and a mean 37% decrease in the severity of postprandial fullness (6).

Individual GER values showed a decreased gastric emptying in all but two subjects and a median decrease in GER with 11%% (Δmediani = -11%), (range -40 to 16%%), after the addition of Nestargel to the rice pudding.

Despite the addition of only 6 g Nestargel to the rice pudding (basic test meal), which is less than 2%% of the total test meal weight, the individual GER values showed a decreased gastric emptying in all but two subjects and a median decrease in GER with 11%%.

She leaves an empty place in all our hearts and will be missed greatly.

That may be pitched deliberately high, to force Congress to control spending, but Mr Bush's pledge to halve the deficit in his second term looks increasingly empty.All in all, not a great start.

Perhaps if these kinds of movies were being produced, theater owners would find that the empty seats in all their sparsely populated theaters would fill.

I was even once threatened with expulsion, though my smug 16-year-old self knew this to be something of an empty threat – in all other respects I was a good student.

There were plenty of empty seats in all levels of the stadium when the former Met Rusty Staub, celebrating his 69th birthday, threw out the first pitch with a flick of the wrist from about 25 feet away.