Alone with the devastation of what he'd done at his feet, the absolute nothingness that rang out in the aftermath was profoundly unnerving.
How does one find meaning when confronted with nothingness?
It's all about families and if you don't have anyone, it's a bit of nothingness.
Those who believe it was created by God are as free today as they were a week ago to continue in that belief, as are those who think the whole thing is the chance result of a quantum fluctuation in the nothingness beforehand.
"We're falling deeper and deeper into a hole of nothingness.
He and his kind will be carried away, cast out, "into nothingness, until no speck or smudge" remains.
The pure nothingness of space has a dielectric constant (a measure of its insulating qualities) of unity.
Mr Carrère tries to understand what went on in Mr Romand's head during the long years he spent in professional nothingness and utter solitude, wandering the woods and lingering in car parks until it was time to go home.He had an austere childhood in a remote Jura village, growing up with a stern father (not to be disappointed) and a depressive mother (not to be troubled by his own fears).
To boldly dump Great, big puppies Crossed lines ReprintsThe lowest of the low-dielectric materials is the pure nothingness of a vacuum which, by definition, has a dielectric constant of one.
Whatever comes after death, even if it is nothingness, may be worse than continuing to live even with the most excruciating pain; on the other hand, it may be better than anything that life has to offer even to the healthy and successful.
Why did English gentlemen feel compelled to go to the South Pole, that "abomination of nothingness"?
