Sentence examples for not vacuous from inspiring English sources
The exemption "may be flexible, but it is not vacuous," Judge Gleeson wrote.
The television footage of the dead and the dying compels action, not vacuous verbiage, not deliberative studies and not endless United Nations inquiries.
Liptak writes that the question in the case is "how broadly to understand the phrase 'any individual.' " The Second Circuit wrote that there had to be "a reasonable degree of specificity," and that the government could not simply and speculatively "point to a group of millions of people": the exemption may be flexible, but it is not vacuous.
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Schurz (2001a) proves that Pietroski's and Rey's exclusive cp-laws are not vacuous but almost vacuous.
It proposes themes that are warm if not completely vacuous.
In person, Sobchak is not the vacuous ogre her more snide critics would have you believe.
"The Silicon Valley economy is improving, except for jobs -- and that's not a vacuous statement," he said.
Social cohesion arises through shared values and experiences, not through vacuous, artificial notions of unifying national symbols.
In other words and in short, Obama's slogan, "stand for change", is not a vacuous message of uplift, but a content-laden token of dissent from the old-style liberal orthodoxy on which Clinton and Edwards have been campaigning.
