Sentence examples similar to practically void of meaning. from inspiring English sources

Space is airless — practically void of matter — and therefore soundless.

The beach habitats where Carson evidently found large numbers of crabs are today practically void of any crab life.

Only data from contaminated silages sampled after 30 days were used (n = 30), because uncontaminated silages and silages sampled after 90 days were practically void of listeria.

Otherwise NATO is void of meaning.

American painting by such artists as Pollock and Warhol showed his generation how to begin again, though in a void of meaning.

And I'd rather have a flag in ashes than one void of meaning.

The fact that they're purposefully void of meaning always winds up making them feel somewhat sinister.

What began as a kicky story idea became a masochistic march through voids of meaning.

What you see around your writing is a void of meaning, a lack of something.

The land is not an empty space void of meaning, but instead a landscape inherent with subjectivity.

Schopenhauer, Beckett and Shakespeare are wheeled on and off, and people are castigated for filling the void of meaning with Scientology or football.