Sentence examples for sort of empty from inspiring English sources
Why has it become "a sort of empty stage"?
It makes me feel a bit strange, sort of empty and ethereal.
"He was sort of empty at the end of it all," she said in a telephone interview.
"I think one of the reasons the photo had this sort of resonance that it does is because it has a sort of empty feeling," he said.
Instead, Ruth comes off as a sort of empty, aimless slag, barely worthy of the household's rank and numinous collective cock.
If they intend to select a single plan, there is a good chance that it will include some sort of empty space below ground encompassing the tower footprints.
He's trying to paint me as some sort of out-of-touch elitist, some sort of empty-headed celebrity who doesn't understand the average American's life.
There were all sorts of empty Japanese establishments just a street or so away, but that wasn't the point.
"It sort of feels empty, not like I'm swollen with words.
You do not have this same sort of quiet empty time that there used to be".
Bandits becomes the lamest sort of "caper", empty of even a glimmer of suspense or danger, and the frequent excerpts from a TV interview with the two robbers only labour the pace even further.
