Sentence examples for empty tale from inspiring English sources

After a fritter of other affairs, Wallingford throws himself at Mrs Clausen and finds true love.The most that one can derive from this uncannily empty tale runs to isn't life weird?

Kingsley Amis wrote in the New Statesman that the book was "a sadly empty tale, empty of the interests and effects that for better or worse, Ian Fleming made his own".

The empty rooms and tales of lost splendor made me feel melancholy.

When I went to bed, at about the ten-hour mark, he was busy regaling a largely empty chamber with tales of people losing their health coverage, or their jobs, because of the socialistic disaster that is about to befall the nation.

"The Great Gatsby" has united generations of American readers with its crash-and-burn tale of empty elegance and impossible love on Long Island in the 1920s.

Actually, our best answer might be found in the very phenomenon of a film industry that takes no interest in that most human of pursuits -- complex and meaningful stories -- and produces only pseudo fairy tales or empty extravaganzas with ever more sophisticated special effects.

Just about the time I was hitting the "ladies bar" tale Bill emptied his glass.

Nightclubs are the perfect place for empty promises and exaggerated tales about how many businesses adventures you have.