Sentence examples for most vacuous from inspiring English sources

They've got this slogan, Educate, Employ, Empower, which is the most vacuous thing I've ever heard.

The longest are, unsurprisingly, the most vacuous; it usually takes a while to say so prodigiously little.

Of all the vacuous slogans generated by the entire Brexit campaign and process, "Global Britain" is the most vacuous of all.

"This is one of the most vacuous legislative campaigns I have ever seen in this country," said Graciela Romer, a veteran political analyst in Buenos Aires.

NEW DELHI — A misfortune of Mumbai is that its politicians have always had a better understanding of the great city than many of its elite writers, who have long described the city by its most vacuous quality — cosmopolitanism.

"More people have been killed by clubs and hammers than there have been by rifles," Abbott told one reporter, which is probably the most vacuous, nonsensical argument against controlling access to weapons designed to kill that I've ever heard.

"Look, I'm not proud of how I made my money; the carbon footprint aside, fashion is one of the most intellectually vacuous industries.

Perhaps this explains our most recent vacuous verdict.

I know sorority girls of the 21st century like to dress up in Day-Glo leg warmers and declare it "'80s Day" (so fun!), but if you remember anything about the actual 1980s, then surely you remember how oppressively vacuous most of the mainstream culture was, especially on television.

The moment I clicked over 40, I magically transformed into the most desirable person for vacuous yoof.

Amazon's Kindle platform lets readers see which sections of a text have been underlined most frequently: a frustratingly vacuous feature given what the Kindle platform could achieve, but one that networks its millions of readers.