Sentence examples for absence of creation from inspiring English sources

I mean the absence of numbers, the absence of counting and colours, the absence of creation myths, and the refusal to talk about the distant past or the distant future.

Bearing the principle of continuity in physics in mind, which states that, in the absence of the creation or destruction of matter, the density within a region of space can change only by making it flow into or away from the region.

They have fewer opportunities to find new jobs in the absence of job creation and training projects and lack income-replacement payments and cultural integration.

Palestinian leaders say many Palestinian attackers have acted out of desperation in the absence of movement towards creation of an independent state.

However the absence of an alternative creation myth and the persistence of the great psychoanalyst's name in connection with the Czerny combine to lend it some weight.

But the absence of substructure in the creation of Hinano and K, and the introduction late in the film of a gangster in search of a gun, sap this otherwise promising film of real wallop.

While evidence of independent creation by the defendants would rebut plaintiff's prima facie case, "the absence of any countervailing evidence of creation independent of the copyrighted source may well render clearly erroneous a finding that there was not copying". Roth Greeting Cards v. United Card Co., 429 F.2d 1106, 1110 (9th Cir.1970).

And while he lists a few of the "obvious costs -- dead Iraqis, dead Americans and an America divided from many of its allies and from the United Nations," he omits the most important cost (and one entirely predictable given the absence of W.M.D.'s): the creation of a major new focus for Arab nationalism and political Islam, and hence a perfect recruiting ground for Al Qaeda and similar groups.

What are conspicuous in their absence are Sefer Yezeria (the Book of Creation) and Sefer ha-Bahir (the Book of Illumination).

The speech attacked Stravinsky for betraying his native Russia and joining the ranks of the Western modernists: "His beginnings were promising... but his moral barrenness reveals itself in his openly nihilistic writings, proclaiming the meaninglessness and absence of content in his creations.

But equally true was the absence of any urge towards the creation of a modern country.