Sentence examples for fundamentally empty from inspiring English sources
Theory: this man is also drunk, and has been watching Ryu and M. Bison slowly escalate from squabbling over Raheem Sterling's Liverpool contributions this year in the pub (pints 1 3) through full-on kicking each other through bins in the tube station (pints 5 8), and is really into it, because his life is fundamentally empty; and... v) The janitor.
My theory is this man is also drunk, and has been watching Ryu and M. Bison slowly escalate from squabbling over Raheem Sterling's Liverpool contributions this year in the pub (pints one to three) through full-on kicking each other through bins in the train station (pints five to eight), and is really into it, because his life is fundamentally empty; and... v) The janitor.
This is fine; they're fundamentally ruined, empty people.
Art is now judged by criteria that are fundamentally pretentious and empty.
Professor Cligoris declares Annie's team the winner citing that Evil Annie's refusal "flies in the very face of the United Nations itself, a fundamentally symbolic organization founded on the principles of high-minded rhetoric and empty gestures".
Her humorlessness does hint at the empty smugness of colonial life, the grim paradox of white people engaged in a fundamentally adventurous and privileged enterprise and clinging desperately to what are ultimately small and airless lives.
Gov. George Ryan of Illinois, who has seen the play at least twice, recently emptied his state's death row of all 164 inmates, declaring the system fundamentally flawed.
If art is fundamentally about making connections — or rather, about recognizing and representing the myriad connections that exist within the "vast empty spaces" — then this book celebrates what may be the ultimate artistic calling.
It felt fundamentally wrong.
"That's fundamentally flawed".
