Clearly, no academic consensus exists on how to define "nothing".
So, I don't really know how you define "nothing," when you start talking philosophically.
To define "nothing" you have to give it some defining property, but, then, if it has a property it is not nothing!
Assuming the network can successfully navigate such obstacles, the station will have to figure out and define nothing less than its future identity.
Each gives you a clearly defined vision; nothing here is tentative or inefficient.
He has grown deeply conscious of his image, one that so far has been defined by nothing but touchdown dances and tuxedos.
He stands, weakly defiant, preparing himself for the next approach, in the middle of the canvas, against the darkest of dark grounds, a figure punily defined against nothing.
On the surface, each traditional re-enactment is an exercise in remembering; taken together, they represent a collective forgetting, in which the Confederacy is defined by nothing but the brave spirit of its soldiers.
Freed from the constraints of potential re-election, the president has begun speaking with a frankness about race that he had earlier eschewed out of an apparent fear that the first black president might be defined by nothing else.
