emptily's Usage Examples:

Butcher it was who said 'bluster emptily', which is the feeling of someone trying to hide an enormous wound by an.

The people squeeze past Ellen as she grins emptily, implying they will be Ellen's next victims instead.

content on the Internet and asserts that it exists as a “smokescreen” which emptily promises more truth and deeper knowledge, but actually leading to the disappearance.

go nowhere, anecdotes are pointlessly bizarre and lame quips are echoed emptily, as if banality were a form of wit.

Unfortunate thesps take it all very seriously, while technical aspects are emptily polished.

In the end, these disconnected speeches spin themselves out emptily[.

The final scene shows Helena in a prison cell, staring emptily at a wall.

the film was predictable, and that director Loncraine's "piling on the emptily brooding stylistics does little to help matters.

powerful feminist short fiction" who later became "a sentimentalizing, emptily philosophizing novelist, crushing her natural sensualism under buckets.

makes him more unhappy: his mother is senile and spends her days staring emptily out the window, and the visit reminds him of his own impending old age.

surveillance" set against its Fatal Attraction story, saying "[T]he themes float emptily around the film—viewers are welcome to elaborate on them in their imaginations.

best" book and "full of mind games, but they are purposeful rather than emptily playful.

He leaves in a taxi, staring emptily into space, as the camera slowly enters a whispering hole.

Club lambasted the film as "a repugnant exercise in emptily stylish ultraviolence that plays like the longest, most expensive Rammstein.

Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train, a "melodramatic, sentimental and emptily wordy .

to directly, the object is not intuited, but still intended, but then emptily.

She repeatedly and emptily assures him she will.

another male patient, and are then left together, conversing even more emptily.