Suddenly there was a great hollowness in her chest and she fought the sharp sting of new tears. |
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We are not here to consider the appeal of mute ruins, the hollowness of reason, the veneer of American order. |
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I really miss my children, and that hollowness in my stomach that represents all that sadness never leaves me. |
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He was mocking the hollowness of the new consumer society before the sexual revolution. |
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Still, as paltry as the pay-offs were, the scandal exposed the hollowness of the ruling party's nationalist rhetoric. |
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The corruption and hollowness revealed in the prosecution of this war are too contemptible for words. |
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His emotional range extends from the bland to the sanctimonious and this hollowness has attracted a huge morning audience. |
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The 5.1 track still retains some of the lo-fi hollowness of the original mono, but is overall an excellent mix. |
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The point of religion, he used to say, was to reconcile us to the hollowness, the futility, the nothingness of life. |
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My voice sounded cheerful and supportive, properly concealing the hollowness I felt. |
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In his voluble, guns-blazing manner, Adrover made the hollowness of New York Fashion Week, which ends Thursday, apparent. |
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Mr President, time has, perhaps, habituated us to the hollowness of the ritual that we have just carried out. |
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It is in this hollowness that your words are wasted on an inattentive me. |
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Shriveling and hollowness shall be considered only to the extent that they have reduced the meatiness of the kernel. |
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We know too much now about the hollowness of institutions and the frailty of their leaders. |
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The artificiality of trail hunting seems to mirror the hollowness of what the hunt wants to represent – the continuance of rural traditions. |
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Trees should be checked for hollowness and, unless they have high commercial value, retained. |
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It just gives us a sense of despair, separation, frustration and this insatiable longing which can never be filled, a great hollowness within. |
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In addition, there is an inevitable hollowness to this NATO Headquarters-centric analysis. |
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This work on the subject of margins and of space comes from the Korean principle which considers void not as a hollowness but as a whole. |
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From the capitalistic cult, from cultural religion, from the hollowness of representation. |
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But the closing of one school after another exposes the hollowness of those promises. |
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Their faces have taken on a sort of hollowness as they have aged. |
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And this year, I believe, we have answered, in a powerful way, that sense of emptiness, that hollowness of mere words. |
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I felt a certain kinship with them, and a hollowness when they left. |
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There is a hollowness, an empty spot that He has placed in each of our hearts that only He can fill, and that nothing else will ever truly satisfy. |
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After a little mid-palate hollowness, the beautiful opening sensation of fruits returned. Long finish with the same spicy notes initially perceived on the bouquet. |
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The real point of that exercise had been so that the people who were not farmers and who would not see the hollowness of the gesture, would say that they were good guys for throwing in a bit of money. |
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And announcing victory in a fight you're running away from is hollow, even by Congressional standards. But hollowness, alas, is Mrs Bachmann's legacy. |
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For all Bayern's gameness there was a hollowness to their second-half dominance and, as Müller was taken off, even a note of dissent in the crowd. |
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The recurring stone and wood pattern on the tabletop's surface is thus picked up again here by the orderly recurrence of fullness and hollowness, opacity and light. |
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A jolt told me that the Nautilus had bumped the underbelly of the Ice Bank, still quite thick to judge from the hollowness of the accompanying noise. |
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Rupert Frazer reveals the hollowness behind the elder Forsyth's tyrannical bluster, while Geoff Breton does all that is possible to reconcile us to his wetly conventional son. |
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