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The phrase "empty people" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to individuals who lack depth, substance, or purpose in life. Example: The social media influencers were just empty people, obsessed with their appearance and fame, but having nothing of substance to offer to their followers.
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This is fine; they're fundamentally ruined, empty people.
No matter whether it's crowded or empty, people sit very close to us.
Lee Tamahori's film follows the exploitation formula, with empty people dealing with a high-profile crime.
"That's the most significant disclosure -- that we had empty people as military leaders, fair-weather generals.
We're weary passengers tonight: the train is half empty, people slumped, clutching their bags, the lights blurring the orange seats.
Within a week the supermarket shelves are empty, people are hoarding food and an atmosphere of mild panic and anarchy prevails.
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Glass-half-empty people see smelly clothes; glass-half-full people see a nod to Winona Ryder in Reality Bites.
Supermarkets emptied, people went hungry, and food ended up on the black market.
In some of the worst excesses of the industry lenders emptied people's bank accounts on payday so that they were forced to take out a new expensive loan just to be able to pay their bills or eat.
"Different councils have different policies about what they do about emptying people's own bins - Bromley, for instance, are happy to empty them anyway but others, including Wandsworth, won't".
Before Sirsi moved in three years ago, the downtown "was half empty -- people looked at it as absolutely dead," said Lynne Lowery, a Huntsville native and director of the Huntsville Association, the city's historic preservation group.
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