Sentence examples for feel vacant from inspiring English sources
They feel vacant, not because the images aren't vivid — Franco has a talent for viscerally evoking danger — but because throughout, there's a larger problem: a lack of individual characterization.
"Wonder why I feel so vacant and wake up so anxious?" he sings, cheerfully, on the same track.
/ Had a nightmare about my Twitter mentions— / Wonder why I feel so vacant, / And wake up so anxious?" (Coverdale called Krell an "internet wizard," adding that he originally reached out to her via Twitter direct messages).
Yet it feels somehow vacant to have a face without eyebrows.
But their would-be spirited indie guitar plod felt pretty vacant.
The neighborhood felt more vacant than he liked, and he wondered where he would shop for food.
When Connecticut won its eighth national women's basketball championship in April, the celebration felt oddly vacant.
While Mr. Chatterley's large-scale characters feel somber, their gazes vacant, their faces expressionless, his wall works inject whimsy into the show.
Bottom line, I've always had a corner of me that felt a little vacant since Domino died".
A result is a fresh, cleaned-out, contemporary air that feels a little vacant, but time will tell.
And, as though to prod the knife deeper into the wound, for a moment I allowed myself to think that this is 20 years ago, I've just gotten married, my children are not born yet, and our new, three-bedroom apartment feels far too vacant for just the two of us.
