Sentence examples for empty sense from inspiring English sources

But after the 25th reconciliation week, I'm left with an empty sense that too much time is passing with far too few positive outcomes for Indigenous Australia.

There is a sense in which it is ontologically basic, but it is a rather empty sense: it is the substancehood of everything, without explaining the nature of anything.

That empty sense of specifics permeates the entire article.

Beyond having an empty sense of purpose, these rural leaders have more tangible impact than many environmentalists I know.

All the best moments in the movie — pure images, devoid of symbol and, for that matter, nearly empty of sense — go by too fast, are held too briefly, are developed too little.

Some passages are precious or arch, more empty verbiage than sense: "Ultimately the life of a place is placeless.

With two Israeli tanks facing the compound from less than 100 yards away, the streets were eerily empty and a sense of impending violence hung in the air.

Since Mr. Foreman's latest offering is titled "Now That Communism Is Dead My Life Feels Empty!," it makes sense that red would be the accent du jour.

As stylized as they are, the Bluths and Funkes are not cartoon characters: they're broken and empty, but they sense it — and throughout Season Four, each of them seeks enlightenment or meaning or purpose, which inevitably makes things worse.

But the fact that the Nuremberg process needed a clear articulation of what it sought to condemn is a further illustration, if one were needed, of why articles 6-11 of the UDHR seemed to their drafters so important: law and its due process lie at the heart of the possibility of rights because, without them, the idea of rights is, in any practical sense, empty.

Some excursions can be "empty" in the sense that no upcrossings of the response occur during the excursion of the envelope.