Sentence examples for kind of empty from inspiring English sources
"I felt kind of empty," he says.
"That seemed kind of empty after what I've been through.
"The pocket's getting kind of empty," Mr. Gamper said.
I always associate this time of year with a kind of empty nest feeling.
"If you are Christian," he said, "then people can have that kind of empty mind".
Fading and flowing between languages, the words become a kind of empty music.
Pared down, linear and kind of empty-looking, it hovers like an alien spacecraft over the ground it occupies.
That mixes up 3-D with the ways that it's been marketed: it takes for granted that the format really does perform a kind of empty-headed pyrotechnics, and that it really is a marker of excess.
Her first camera was a Christmas present from her daughter and son-in-law, clearly intended as a kind of empty-nester's diversion; they wrote, "It may amuse you, Mother, to try to photograph during your solitude at Freshwater," referring to her Isle of Wight home.
"School kind of emptied out on Wednesday afternoons," Monsignor Harrington said.
The adult Nicholas Michael Douglass) is a wealthy investment banker, living the kind of empty-mansion, reheated-dinner existence that you'd think The LEGO Batman Movie was satirizing were it not for Bruce Wayne.
