vacuous

This article would have been vacuous at the best of times.

Though people work only two hours per day, they live tedious, vacuous lives.

She was dark, with a pretty, vacuous face that showed the Imperial blood.

This was his doing somehow, though it seemed a vacuous exercise.

A voice cut into his vacuous confrontation with the Soviet leader.

I assumed that behind those vacuous eyes was a fine brain.

Her vacuous gaze reminded him of what he had lost.

That's either profound or vacuous, depending on your point of view.

Rose thought of the vacuous young man, and silently agreed.

The vacuous expression had dropped from his face like a mask.

It also pulls in the vacuous space around the performers and the set.

The other woman is heavy set and muscular, with a round vacuous face.

But for the empty set the statement may very well reduce to a vacuous truth.

Sometimes the Turner prize has been vacuous, but this year was certainly not the case.

I can't be sure, vacuous hope, what the brain wants the eyes to see.

Who doubts that this year's debates will be more vacuous?

His eyes took on a vacuous look that told Faust the drug was taking effect.

The only things that they've got in common are those vacuous smiles."

All because he had tried to rescue a beautiful, vacuous girl from a dragon.

And I water only while engaged in long, vacuous telephone conversations.

Who can explain why it has taken more than 35 years for a singing actor to find the heart and center of a vacuous part.

He has a vacuous mind but is still able to retain a great amount of knowledge about very specific subjects.

This may seem profound, but on reflection is merely vacuous.

There was the vacuous snuffle of the wind, but no more.