Eliot chased after pretty, empty mysteries in his poetry, she believed, out of ambition more than love of literature; and she deliciously accuses the priggish, self-appointed arbiter of English letters, the Cambridge don F. R. Leavis, of "using fastidiousness like a nouveau riche who buys asparagus tongs for eating asparagus".
Portland-based studio Fullbright is following-up its empty house mystery thriller Gone Home with an … empty space-station mystery thriller.
Detective Dee is pure martial arts fantasy flash, with an empty action mystery presented with superior flare.
Elvis feels so worn out, so empty of the mystery, sex or high emotion that once marked him out that it's impossible to feel anything.
Buy from Amazon.co.ukON SUNDAY March 31st hundreds of millions of worshippers in the Christian West, including the new leaders of the Catholic and Anglican churches, will contemplate their founder's empty tomb: a mystery so great that according to one Gospel account, it left the women who came to anoint their Master's body dumbstruck with fear.
It's only a question of weeks, maybe days, fellows, before the great Inner Sanctum mystery "The Empty Envelope" appears.
Predawn scenes of almost empty highways convey the mystery of work on the road, and at dusk there's the joy of return.
Sometimes that part of town makes writer edgy and envious, but on Saturday night it seemed rich with the mystery of empty places.
A darkly tranquil exploration of themes of alienation, family and sexuality, it spins an eerie tale of a travelling daughter returned home to find her family absent and an empty mansion steeped in mystery.
All the Enlightenment did was to promote religion by other means, and its belief in progress was only the Christian message "emptied of transcendence and mystery".
