Sentence examples for perfectly empty from inspiring English sources
This astonished Ilka, who continued to feel that her week was perfectly empty.
In moments it's perfectly empty, as on "Invading My Mind," for which Lady Gaga gets a production credit.
Scoured by breezes and planed by the tides, the broad golden swathe of pure sand abutting the gleam of unbroken ocean, was perfectly empty, or so it seemed.
He prepares, to the last degree, but once he comes to shoot the scene, he arrives with a perfectly empty mind, and is generally delighted by what he sees".
The artist has announced that the show will be his last and the radical, site-specific installation evokes a high-style gallows: decades worth of sculptures hang from the ceiling of the Frank Lloyd Wright building, leaving the spiral ramp perfectly empty.
One perfectly empty interior gives way to another, a woman lies on this bed and that sofa.
Scored over with traces of Tennessee Williams bit-parts and perfectly emptied of ego as an artist, Gandolfini was, as it turned out, the only actor who could see past himself sufficiently to inhabit Tony Soprano.
The government/council lunacy of having families cooped in damp, rat-infested, poke-holes possessed of staggeringly dubious electrical safety, while round the corner lies a perfectly good "empty" which the owners, what with no one lending anything, can't afford to twitch up to a lettable standard, hurts in that very bad way that happens when your mind hears stupidity.
The chorus is tragic and perfectly emotionally empty: I ain't got no one sleeping with me And you ain't got nowhere that you need to be Maybe I love you, or maybe I'm just kind of bored It is what it is 'Til it ain't Anymore When she got around to that song on Thursday night, the third in her set at the Highline Ballroom, she didn't seem especially drained.
"Many office spaces that were built within the last 30 years seem to fit this brief perfectly when emptied of desks and other office paraphernalia," she tells The Creators Project.
We were in the deep woods, in deep snow; it was beautiful, and perfectly quiet and empty — until, that is, we heard the baying of dogs and gunshots.
