Sentence examples for very much empty from inspiring English sources

But now that I am cancer-free, I suddenly find my former identity of "cancer warrior" very much empty.

But though now one can only see the "mourn" and "vino" lurking within "gourmand" and "bon vivant" and the ashtrays of the world are very much emptier without him, it was clear Floyd was living on lily-livered time that was not so much borrowed as pinched from the devil, or Bacchus, or whichever bastard currently claims the best tunes.

But the glass is still very much half empty, too.

An American boy of the late fifties, he is very much an empty vessel.

It's unashamedly religious, and offers a very much glass half empty vision of humanity.

Shore laughs easily, scrolling through 180 arresting and people-less photos, masterful studies in line and color and landscape and very much of the empty urban quarters which Shore has been shooting since his seminal 1970s books American Surfaces and Uncommon Places established him as one of the early masters of color photography.

This Duffy palaver is very much part of that empty-gesture politics.

"I dread that — with" Bertie's "small empty brain — very much for future children".

"I dislike very much large cities with their empty and fussy lives.

Wanting to understand him and how he chose to construct himself, I find my imagination responding, and this response — filling in where the historical record is empty — is very much like what it means to be a fiction writer.

And I expect many readers will find Bridle's perceptive and thought-provoking book terrifying rather than enjoyable – but then as I implied at the outset, I'm very much of the glass half- empty type.