Sentence examples for empty meaning from inspiring English sources
However, four planes had departed empty, meaning that least 1,000 people had decided to stay on despite the attack.
Returns true if the rectangle is empty, meaning that it has a width and height that are both 0 or negative.
We view Pakistan either through "a glass half full," meaning that there is hope that someday, in some way, the country will turn around, or through "a glass half empty," meaning that its long-term trajectory is toward failure, but that it will hold together during our lifetime (glued by the army).
Then, the examined SU k is removed from S1 and the above process is repeated until either S 1 becomes empty, meaning that M goes to zero or R becomes null.
A Senate committee looking into Russian collusion came up empty, meaning Vladimir Putin looks right when he says that he and his cohorts did not orchestrate a coup against Hillary Clinton to elect Trump president.
In fact, the higher translation rate of the parallel update rule makes a higher probability of the first codon being empty, meaning that the codon density of the first codon with the parallel update rule is usually smaller than that with the random-sequential one.
Writers, pundits, and politicians like never before are trotting out expressions empty of meaning and devoid of substance.
The company has developed out of a recognition that "it is hard to save the forest on an empty stomach," meaning Eco2 is focused on climate justice which for the company means creating profitable, sustainable business and employment opportunities led and performed by Kenyans in order to achieve improved conservation.
The idea they convey, he suggested, is at once uniquely powerful and empty of meaning.
Not because it reminds me of how empty of meaning the house is now but because the house is perhaps not so empty after all.
