So two spaces at the end of sentences was meant to convey meaningful (rather than meaningless) space on the page.
The enunciation of the words, rather than their manifest meaning, is all important here - a repeated fragment such as "dry your eye", repeated half a dozen times, may look meaningless on the page but is infused with longing and deep regret on Madame George, as he worries the words into new meanings while the music falls away.
To soldiers on leave from the Iraq war, overused phrases — "terrRist," "nina leven," "currj" — atomize into word fog, letters typeset across empty pages, meaningless.
The story "Missing Kissinger," three pages of meaningless aphorism, offers nothing beyond a great title.
Instead, the book is a fake, either modern or medieval, containing pages of meaningless symbols.
Overcrowded pages full of meaningless stuff doesn't look to nice but an empty page is just as boring.
I know for many others, depression takes away the ability to concentrate altogether, so storytelling of any kind becomes white noise, meaningless squiggles dancing on the page.
Paulson says he recognizes that the signed agreement are just "words on a page," and are meaningless unless the force pledges to put serious action toward achieving them, though he noted he was proud of the progress made in improving relations with Indigenous communities thus far.
What can I tell you of pain, you who have worked your way through pages of this meaningless, turgid drivel?
But he then continued to maintain that his budget was the only viable way of making spending cuts, and the "narrative" in the budget update talks up the same underwhelming formula for improving economic growth – $50bn in infrastructure spending – much of it rebadged existing spending, and meaningless calculations of how many "pages" of regulation have been added to the bonfire of red tape.
