Sentence examples for immensity of space from inspiring English sources
It was, he said, "a beautiful picture, showing the tiny rocket against the immensity of space," he told his son.
Feel the rumble of flight to more distant galaxies, out where the immensity of space swallows up the solar system and even the Milky Way.
Even so, like Galileo's telescope, which opened up the immensity of space, Deisseroth's technologies have helped reveal how little we know about the brain — what Koch calls "by far the most complex piece of organized matter in the known universe".
What with all the immensity of space in the South Pacific, we should expect to find there the most imposing of all ocean currents, but that is not so.
Even so, like Galileo's telescope, which opened up the immensity of space, Deisseroth's technologies have helped reveal how little we know about the brain what Koch calls "by far the most complex piece of organized matter in the known universe".
Lez Brotherston's minimal set makes maximum impact – skyline cutouts silhouette Battersea power station, the Eiffel Tower; Ada's home a huddled-together dresser and table, kettle boiling on a tiny stove; Dior's salon, a sweeping staircase in an immensity of space.
Like More, Newton also believed that for something to exist it must exist in space, and he identified the immensity of infinite space with the extension of God.
I take my cue from Pascal, who wrote in his "Pensées," "When I consider the short duration of my life, swallowed up in an eternity before and after, the little space I fill engulfed in the infinite immensity of spaces whereof I know nothing, and which know nothing of me, I am terrified.
In "Gibbous Moon With Stereoscopic Vision," "Rotating Galaxy" and "Earth Shine," the immensity of outer space is flatly contradicted by the roughness of the surface, a surprisingly comforting, intimate effect.
In Distant Star, the Chilean narrator says of a European poet: "Literature, for him, was a navigable river, hazardous admittedly, but a river, not a hurricane, seen far off in an immensity of open space".
