'full of empty promises' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate that someone is making a lot of promises that end up being hollow or insincere. For example, "He was full of empty promises about getting a loan to start his business."
But Retrofit believes that small measures are the route to success in this game: another dose of realism in an industry full of empty promises.
Their messages sounded great, but Ysiad learned to be wary of politicians and the campaign workers who worked to get them elected because he felt that most of them were full of empty promises that led to zero results or things that were contradictory to their initial message.
Everybody saw it coming, so it's a relief to finally get it over with; and the ICO space has become such a get-rich-quick shitshow, so full of empty promises, that precipitating what John Biggs calls "the coming avalanche of ICO failures," while achieving some legal clarity, seems like a good-case scenario.
It has been almost four years of rhetoric full of empty promises and excuses.
The album opens with the up-tempo dance song "Lose My Breath", a track detailing a man full of empty promises to a woman.
Patrick prefers that the village move forward with the relocation independently, without the help of bureaucrats who, he says, are full of empty promises.
Courtesy of Harold Mendez and Tiffany & Co. Mendez created five molten, multi-colored sterling silver vessels titled "When the night is going wrong or when the day is full of empty promise," and are fashioned after a pre-Columbian death mask.
People are tired of empty promises".
Saddam is not a man of empty promises.
It is, as I realized after three hours of empty promises, the season of bullshit.
This seems the voice of sanity in a world of empty promises.
