Sentence examples for looking hollow from inspiring English sources

Early promises of a quick, clean victory are looking hollow.

Despite David Cameron's pledge to make the coalition the "greenest government ever", his promises are looking hollow.

That sense of plucky defeatism only undermines the conviction Levein is seeking from his players, but this Brazil side has the means to leave his assertiveness looking hollow.

Yet the identity of the first president will also help to determine what the job is.The revenge of the giantsThe victory of the tiddlers is also looking hollow.

St. John's forward D. J. Kennedy stood against a wall in a dingy back hallway at Madison Square Garden, his eyes looking hollow and his immediate basketball future bleak.

So we communicated by Facebook and email and once or twice met for lunch at a diner, where he arrived looking hollow and yet more alive than I had seen him in years.

And when I ran into my neighbor, Tina, looking hollow-eyed and pale, she admitted that she had been watching "at least two" episodes of "Seinfeld" a day.

"I forget I have a child," she says one night, looking hollowed-out over a glass of wine, during one of the many confessionals throughout the film.

Either way, if Toyota cannot succeed in Europe, its global ambitions are going to look hollow.

He's still in terrific shape, but his hair has greyed, his cheeks look hollow.

But a global standard without the world's biggest economy looks hollow.