Sentence examples for vacuous into from inspiring English sources

After arriving in the capital around 136 BC, Sima Xiangru expanded his "Fu of Sir Vacuous" into his magnum opus, "Fu on the Excursion Hunt of the Son of Heaven" (Tiānzǐ yóuliè fù ), generally considered the most famous fu of all.

Yet the frustrations of rising unemployment and soaring prices are keenly felt, and exacerbate the political discontent.Mr Morsi is trying harder to coax the NSF into his hitherto vacuous dialogue.

Yet the whole exercise feels vacuous.

The voices are swell; the rest is vacuous.

"Groundhog Day" has both: a surreal hypothesis from the twilight zone and real spiritual heft as Bill Murray's media slickster -- supercilious, repetitively vacuous -- evolves into a full human being.

Roy Harper's first album in 13 years is an absolute corker on which he runs the gamut from cutting protest songs (Cloud Cuckooland, which lays into vacuous celebs and bankers) and sweet balladry (January Man) to mystical folk odysseys (the 23-minute suite Heaven Is Here and The Exile, nearly the equal of The Same Old Rock from Stormcock).

She added that Ms. Blanchett "brings spirit, beauty and substance to what otherwise might have been turned into a vacuous role".

To some, even this sounds like a retreat into some vacuous bubble, where you need never meet an idea you didn't like.

Sound does not persist, neither across space nor across generations, so the tremendous rattle of horse-drawn drays, the clink of cupboards, the sneezes and shuffles of domestic life fall into the vacuous, silent crevices of history.

Still, it is a mistake to abandon all constraints for that turns compositionality into a vacuous requirement.

Unlike unlimited pancomputationalism, limited pancomputationalism does not turn the claim that something is computational into a vacuous claim.