Schipp described it as "fabricated, contrived, vapid, vacuous, pointless tripe". Carl exists to satirize all that is vacuous, elitist and ridiculous about the media class. She is a stereotypical vacuous, rich housewife. Other predicates, such as "is an individual", or "has some properties" are uninformative or vacuous. Classical architecture, in contrast, expressed a morally vacuous and repressive standardisation. The seemingly perfect life soon proves to be vacuous. When "M" is empty the condition given above is an example of a vacuous truth. Mr. Harvey's portrayal is, at best, a succession of basically vacuous, woebegone attitudes. Isaac argues that the 20 points identified by Gensler are trivial, dependencies, or vacuous. Ethics of property rights begins with recognizing the vacuous nature of the notion of property. Vacuous truth most commonly appears in classical logic with two truth values. For example, any material conditional statement with a false antecedent is true (see vacuous truth). McFarlane felt the set trashing was a "protest against the show's vacuous nature". She resides with her vacuous, fashion-obsessed younger sister Quinn and career-obsessed parents Helen and Jake. All those definitions are descriptive, but morphologically vacuous.