Sentence examples for looking into space from inspiring English sources

By his second day on the stand, Mr Ewan was taking long pauses and looking into space before answering questions.

She added that Rancadore had become "very confused" and "sits quietly with his hands on his head looking into space".

My mom told me that looking into space with a telescope was like looking back in time.

All those security guards I passed didn't say a word: they just sat there looking into space, like I didn't exist.

As well as looking into space, discussing everything from comets to quasars, the show covered the 1999 solar eclipse and the Apollo moon landings of 1969.

There is an interesting polarity between May's life in music and his life in science, between the vertiginous sense of insignificance one gets from looking into space, and the inflation of standing on a stage before 60,000 people.

Does this mean that we can look into space and see light from Earth from long ago?

It was Lao-Tzu who said, "For the wise man looks into space and he knows there is no limited dimensions".

This may also explain the discordant program notes from designers who have looked into space, season after season, and seen strange worlds: Pocahontas on the Orient Express, Grace Kelly in the tundra.

We all know Einstein was a pretty smart chap, but few things show how ahead of his time he was as the recent detection of gravitational waves, which came out of his theory of general relativity, and is now transforming the way we look into space.

The further we look into space, the further back in time we go and the last thing we see is left-overs from the Big Bang.