without contents

But he’s a classic “empty suit,” a package without contents.

Hollow like the plantain-tree and without contents like the bubble.

It is the conviction of this paper that in ethics, as in knowledge, thoughts without contents are empty; percepts without concepts are blind.

Even now it is by no means without contents; for, as I gazed with awe and wonder into its colossal area, I seemed to be looking down upon a colored relief-map of the mountain systems of the continent.

But when a trap has been set too long, it gets tongue-bound, and grows content without contents.