Sentence examples for empty sense of from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

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.

The empty subject could be an empty pronominal in the sense of Huang (1992) or a silent expression in the sense of Kayne (2015).

Haunted by a sense of empty distances, the thirty-nine-minute piece generates an astonishing range of emotions.

The atmosphere in the apartment is sullen and empty; there is a sense of time draining away.

The place is vast, but oddly, it doesn't give you that sense of empty space and wide horizons you normally get in a big lake.

Though in rare cases it could lead to depression or marital conflict, "empty nest syndrome", the sense of loss which most parents feel, is normal.

In the gaps between the towns and villages it has as strong a sense of Empty Quarter (the desert in the Arabian peninsual) as anywhere in the country.