| For many, the book was a microcosm of the vacuous 1980s, a period in American history when youngsters stood for nothing and believed in nothing. |
| So says The Knife, who, as their name suggests, are not a conventional band content to offer vacuous platitudes served on a diet of mediocrity. |
| You'll see their vacuous smiles, but their sad eyes will betray how hollow and unhappy they really are. |
| Can there be anything more futile than to combine the huge range of music we find under the vapid and vacuous heading Easy Listening? |
| Ultimately, it's a completely empty, vacuous product, carefully crafted to make lots and lots of money. |
| Had I been sucked into a vacuous, unappreciative, homogenous culture that moved at breakneck speed? |
