Sentence examples for into nullity from inspiring English sources
He looks into nullity, and finds there a lovely nothing.
"For over half a century, they have gazed into nullity where they have found a lovely nothing".
That decision not only changed Florida election law yet again, it also explicitly referred to, relied upon, and expanded its Nov. 21 judgment that this court had made into a nullity.
By David Denby Maria (Catalina Sandino Moreno), the heroine of the superb independent film "Maria Full of Grace," arrives early in life at an awful moment of decision: she must either take a big risk with her future or fall into the nullity of routine, perhaps forever.
From the notions of immanence and immensity, he coins "immanensity"; he melds eternity and nullity into "eternullity".
Such nullity might even play into the hands of fanatics who want to destroy the most valuable legacy of the Enlightenment: the detachment of the theocratic from the political.
It seems to me that the storm had to put an end to it, as if it were a fire to be put out, an eruption into this world of an alarming kind of nullity.
Try as we might, we're condemned to live our life going towards a nullity, while our past is sucked into a void.
Taking this into consideration, two additional estimations were made which imposed, first, a restriction of nullity on the standard deviation of the trend and then, due to its non-significance, another restriction on the standard deviation of the measurement equation.
Time for this week's gratuitous literary analogy: it's like that bit in A Passage to India when Mrs Moore visits the Marabar Caves and discovers that whatever is spoken into their dark recesses, it all comes back as the same terrifying echo of nullity.
