Sentence examples for great nothingness from inspiring English sources

But if he's going to abdicate on politics — if this great, great speech and series of gestures is followed by a great nothingness — then it's just wind.

It is the fear that we don't understand the great nothingness from which we emerged and to which we must return, very soon.

If you plant a flag a mile from the centre of town, next to the railroad that reaches its remote metal tendrils out across the great nothingness of Alaska, one of America's last flagstop trains will apply its brakes to ensure it comes to a halt in time to pick you up from the tiny trading post of Talkeetna: population 876.

He had jumped in the great nothingness of egolessness.

In our "materialist culture, people think that after death they go to the great Halliburton nothingness -- and they are out of all consequences... " said Robert Thurman, the author of "Why the Dalai Lama Matters".

We wrote about the death of the hipster a while back, and the terms meaning has swamped ever greater into nothingness since then.

I stood and surveyed the great expanse of nothingness.

But, since Ionesco's play assumes our acceptance of "a great and mighty nothingness", death is robbed of much of its significance.

FAIRBANKS, Alaska — It is the last great stretch of nothingness in the United States, a vast landscape of mosses, sedges and shrubs that is home to migrating caribou and the winter dens of polar bears.

Kazinga was just a small dot in the middle of a great expanse of nothingness on the most detailed map I could find lying around the base.

In addition to all the dangerous driving that is the franchise's signature, nearly every major character spends time airborne over great expanses of nothingness, with the ground or some landing spot far, far below — and often moving at high speed — so a shout-out to the stunt team that earned its pay.