Sentence examples for example of empty from inspiring English sources

Arguably, it often does little else, being an example of empty political rhetoric.

Economists who study this phenomenon call these calculations wildly overstated and another example of empty civic boosterism.

But while empty voting has spurred much hand-wringing, to date there have been few examples of the potential ill effects, or even examples of empty voting at all.

Otherwise he becomes just an egregious example of how empty a thing expertise untempered by wisdom can be.

Clive Betts MP, chair of the Commons communities and local government select committee, said the situation in the avenue was "an astounding and stark example of the empty homes problem".

This is an example of his empty promises to do right by the American people".

And they have dug a legal moat around the charmed circle, criminalising, for example, the squatting of empty buildings and most forms of peaceful protest.

(If the reader's view is that there are no unicorns in any possible worlds because unicorns are essentially fictional, the reader should here substitute another example of an actually empty but possibly non-empty concept, such as a concept of phlogiston or of entelechies).

His aversion to "God Bless America" was as much aesthetic as political: to Guthrie, Berlin's song was a supreme example of Tin Pan Alley's empty artifice and bloated emotionalism.

The difficulty is to harness such entrepreneurship to make things Nigeria can export, alongside its oil.Following the example of others with empty coffers, Nigeria has already begun to prepare its decrepit national power supply and telecoms for privatisation.

The reviewer praised the clever level design, explaining: "The levels penalise you for taking the obvious route and reward you for trying an obscure approach loads of levels make you think before you move, injecting puzzle elements into the killing", citing the example of traps with empty vehicles as bait.