Sentence examples for is hardly empty from inspiring English sources

Re "Two Bubbles, Two Paths" (Economic View, June 15), in which Alan S. Blinder said that "the Fed's kit bag is pretty much empty when it comes to stock-market prices" but "stuffed full when it comes to taking aim at bank lending practices": The Fed's bag is hardly empty regarding the stock market.

Yet, while the space is hardly empty, Pacifico said, the quality of the user experience on these sites isn't great — the monetization strategy has been to employ a host of banner ads at the sacrifice of a clean UI.

But as much as orchestras and concert presenters would prefer to sell their tickets before the season starts, the seats are hardly empty.

"But they are hardly empty-handed".

Mrs. Clinton, of course, is hardly an empty vessel on the Middle East.

— CAMPBELL ROBERTSON The ceremony is 40 minutes away, but the stadium is nearly full, especially the upper decks, where there is hardly an empty seat.

Their contention is that sugar is hardly "an empty calorie," but rather an actively harmful one: "Fructose can trigger processes that lead to liver toxicity and a host of other chronic metabolic diseases".

Conservatives around Mr. McCain counter that the other side's concerns are groundless because Mr. McCain is hardly an empty vessel who might succumb to the views of one group or another.

It is just empty".

Enlightenment values are hardly as empty as Houellebecq pretends; there is surely more fight left in the light than people want to admit.

The claim is that jaywalking across an empty street, for example, is hardly reprehensible and its illegality does not make it more reprehensible.