Sentence examples for little nothingness from inspiring English sources

Thus Christians had a motive to first establish the possibility of a little nothingness.

In The New York Times Clive Barnes wrote, "The two men, bleakly examining the little nothingness of their lives, are John Gielgud and Ralph Richardson giving two of the greatest performances of two careers that have been among the glories of the English-speaking theater".

You work twice as hard to avoid some measly little morsel of nothingness.

It's the best trippy, obscure little snippet of wonderful nothingness you'll hear all year.

By death, I don't mean the big one, but little daily deaths: the meaninglessness, nothingness, and feelings of disintegration that are symptoms of my depression.

She risked overplaying her role, like Sartre's waiter in "Being and Nothingness," who "bends forward a little too eagerly" and voices "an interest a little too solicitous for the order of the customer".

One day we will make something huge.'" Once upon a time, a little boy looked out over a vast nothingness to the teeming stars above.

If it wasn't there he'd go a little berserk — a small step, maybe, toward understanding nothingness.

That fucking bottle continued to smile at me as we endured another hour or so of fields, lights, signs and the kind of terrifying nothingness that reminds you just how little you mean.

Nothingness was big with Ozu: nothing, or little, of his own drunken bachelor life surfaces in his movies.

She also gave a mini-lecture on existentialism, citing Shakespeare's "sound and fury signifying nothing" as well as a little known poem by e.e. cummings on "nothingness".