Sentence examples for somehow vacuous from inspiring English sources

Stuck In The Middle With You is a song whose meaning is elusive and uncomfortable ("I've a feeling that something ain't right") and somehow vacuous; the horror lies in the lack of meaning implied by Mr Blonde's liking it.

According to Quine, Carnap has offered no reason for thinking that such truths are somehow vacuous as opposed to merely obvious.

At London Fashion Week – and, I'm sure, at every other location in the world where it's somehow OK to legitimise the vacuous pastime of staring at expensive clothes for five days straight – everyone is more important than everyone else.

The knowing one that smacks of vacuous surface sheen but somehow implies hidden depths lurking below.

But, despite the best efforts of Communist planners, with their love of concrete and vacuous monumentality, Plovdiv has somehow survived.

Seen by many as more vacuous than Coldplay, more pompous than Razorlight, more self-consumed than U2, The Killers somehow find themselves the musical preserve of middle-Britain.

It's vacuous".

The vacuous modern era?

That was vacuous.

Yet it's vacuous stuff.

Campaign slogans are notoriously vacuous.