Sentence examples for empty of true from inspiring English sources
Suddenly, markets are empty of true liquidity at the time it's needed most.
Many critics at the premiere found the film, purportedly a modern incarnation of the Orpheus myth, both too full of Luhrmann's trademark cinematic pyrotechnics and empty of true passion or significance.
Warshaw admits that when he visited Surf Ranch last November, he found its waves to be "mesmerizing". But in between his rides "felt really empty". The "true nature" of surfing, he believes, is inseparable from the ocean.
Ever since this city was full of water and nearly empty of residents in September 2005, the true size of New Orleans has been a matter of wild uncertainty.
Then it is easy to verify (see also [15]) that the following criterion for the N ℓ to be empty holds true. Figure 1 Graph of function P ( k ).
Thus, sentences such as "God is love" and "divine grace works upon the soul" are empty of cognitive content and therefore neither true nor false.
"They've announced their commercial interest in robbing humanity of its faculties, using a promise – more insidious if true than if empty – of doing it better," wrote another.
Since AR = (AR∩T ∪(AR∩F) it follows that the union of true and false relevant consequences of A is equivalent to A. And where A is true AR∩F is empty, so that A is equivalent to AR∩T alone.
It shows its true self only during the two hours after dawn, when it is almost empty of life.
It was empty — of students.
