Sentence examples for is nothingness from inspiring English sources
noun
State of nonexistence; the condition of being nothing.
"Death is nothingness," Hecuba declares amid all her sorrows.
'It is not good to talk about Zen because Zen is nothingness..
After the initial shock there is nothingness, the opposite of shock.
"The main subject of Dimoula's poetry is nothingness," Nikos Dimou, the writer, said in a telephone interview.
Unitive experiences frequently inspire mystics to assert a paradox, such as the claim that all is one, that being is nothingness, or that masculinity and femininity are the same thing.
When the knight protests, "No one can live in the face of death, knowing that all is nothingness," Death counters that "most people never reflect about either death or the futility of life".
What if the ghost were nothingness?
The terrible truth was that, at the top, there was nothingness.
But in another appetizer, octopus tentacles had no flavor at all; they were nothingness with suction cups.
A more popular way to build a presumption in favor of nothingness is to associate nothingness with simplicity and simplicity with likelihood.
