Sentence examples for remarkably empty from inspiring English sources

Throughout this remarkably empty, dispiriting election year, the voters have obviously had difficulty making up their minds about the candidates.

He was exaggerating, of course, but Jerusalem was remarkably empty today, even by the standards of recent weeks.

The streets of Max's old neighborhood were remarkably empty, except for some veiled women and old men in djellabahs, frequenting halal butchers and stores that offer cheap telephone connections to North Africa.

By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, October 13 , 1980P. 37 Throughout this remarkably empty, dispiriting election year, the voters have obviously had difficulty making up their minds about the candidates.

(Smith) ★ GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM: 'TheANYSPACEWHATEVER' The innately sculptural Guggenheim mounts the first major exhibition in this country about relational aesthetics — probably the most radical art to emerge in the 1990s — and comes up looking, well, remarkably empty, which is also extraordinarily beautiful in its own Wright.

But outside of pop figures like Dave Ramsey or Suzie Orman sharing anecdotal wisdom, our financial toolkit is remarkably empty.

The plaza remains remarkably quiet, empty except for the guards who peek in to catch a glimpse of the woman in Nike athletic clothes as she swings her red cape in slow motion under the watchful eye of her trainer, Francisco Acosta, who is known as Paquiro.

Sleepy Hawaiian monk seals dot the coast and schools of sharks have been known to swim remarkably close to empty shores.

In unselected patients with diabetes, gastric emptying appears remarkably stable over 25 years.

We have an idea of Cameron as an empty suit – he's remarkably forgettable for someone who has a face like a gammon travel iron.

The (1D) atomic silicon DB nanowires which run along the dimer rows appear with bright protrusions in the empty-states STM image with remarkably high aspect ratio, with a maximum length of 30 Å.