Sentence examples for from nothingness from inspiring English sources

The painter quickly copied down the headless figure, and its disembodied voice howled from nothingness.

We come from nothingness and return to nothingness when we die.

Religion was invented... by our ancestors as the sole form of rescue from nothingness," he said.

This emergence from nothingness and disappearance back into it is the fundamental theme of Mr. Amagatsu's work, and perhaps of Butoh itself.

But that distinction was, it seems, hard won — the prize at the end of an arduous journey from nothingness to the sanctifying light of full, Fidel-approved being.

"The time of the dark journey of our existence is not revealed," says Captain Beckett, on a trip from nothingness to empty bleak eternal nothingness, via O'Hare.

It happened so quickly that when Alexander Vilenkin came out with his 1982 paper, "The Creation of Our Universes from Nothing," Vilenkin's idea that our universe could be created from a nothingness by quantum tunneling was much more readily accepted simply because Guth had explained how a tiny particle could inflate and eventually become our very large and very old universe.

From the nothingness we must become at life's end?

For brief periods of time, these particles pop into existence from pure nothingness, leaving behind holes in the nothingness or antiparticles, as physicists label them.

Half a train car emerges from the nothingness between floor and ceiling and connects to a string of four more cars to the north.

The book follows this young man's fragile ascent from the nothingness of poverty — a reinvention that ultimately comes undone, in a conscious echo of "The Great Gatsby".