Examples of using Felt empty in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
I felt empty,” he says.
My whole body felt empty.
I felt empty," he said.
For years I felt empty.
I felt empty at the end.
She still just felt empty, like always.
I felt empty for years.
When it ended, I felt empty.
I felt empty, for a long time.
When was the first time you felt empty?
I felt empty inside, but I didn't know why.
Then she knew why her ears felt empty.
I felt empty, like a part of myself was missing.
After doing that for almost four years, I felt empty.
I felt empty again, now that I would 迷失 my purpose.
He had fame and money but still felt empty inside;
As she rose to fame, she felt empty and cast around for something to believe in.
After doing that for almost four years, I felt empty.
Driving home from work, I felt empty and angry and I knew why.
Have you ever been so heartbroken that you felt empty inside?
I felt empty and full, hot and cold, euphoric and depressed because the brain is the world's first fully functional quantum computer; it can occupy multiple states at the same time.
But after I graduated and got a good job,my heart still felt empty.
I used to be at a vogue social gathering and simply felt empty: I had performed all the pieces in Hollywood, met everybody, traveled all over the place.
Although the space is small,the wall across from the console table felt empty.
Even though it felt good up until we had sex,I still felt empty and unsatisfied.
It was a hard thing to admit-that I would done everything I was told to do… and felt empty.
On KBS2TV program, Dream Team 2 which aired on 14th November,Krystal said she felt empty without Minho.
Without any build up of it in past movies nor in this one, it just felt empty.
A sacrifice, that is, of anything and everything which has overlaid our core self,to bolster identity and give us substance where once we felt empty and incomplete.
In a sense I had a great life- two wonderful kids, a husband, a successful business, a house-but even with all the trappings of what one might call“success” I found that life felt empty and meaningless.