Sentence examples for very blank from inspiring English sources
The phrase "very blank" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is often used to emphasize the level or intensity of something being completely empty or devoid of content or meaning. Example: "The exam paper was very blank, as I had no idea what the questions were asking."
It's the greatest sound to work with because there are really complicated harmonics and overtones – it's powerful but very blank.
"It is a very blank and quiet moment".
For the first two days, they gave me very blank expressions, not understanding anything I said.
When he came in for them on Wednesday, Onofrio wore a very blank expression when he asked for them.
If I travel in India or Africa, the best way to go is with a very blank mind and let the facts emerge.
Instead, she stood in the driveway, pausing briefly to stare at the very blank end of a barn that greeted her.
(I can remember going into the usually very helpful Selectadisc in Soho, a place which prides itself on a comprehensive stock, and asking for the latest Mariah Carey CD - sue me, alright? - to be met with the very blankest of stares. My suggestion that they add another genre to their huge spectrum of styles and call it "multimillion sellers" did not go down well).
Danny looked very blank-faced and stunned (not shocked he was in the bottom two in an obnoxious way, just trying to brace himself).
The food map contains some very large blank spots.
At St Mary's Jürgen Klopp's men drew a very rare blank, while it took them 75 minutes to break the deadlock a week later at Anfield.
"I was quite worried, because I'm quite fussy about Gromit, and I didn't know if he would make a very good blank canvas for the artists to work on.
