Sentence examples for nothingness comes from inspiring English sources

But after this nothingness comes a hope.

But when I open my mouth to say the first line, a rasping nothingness comes out.

True, when we read such sentences as "the being by which Nothingness comes to the world must be its own Nothingness", we might want to retreat to a dark room for a good cry, but let's not spoil the story.

Between long stretches of nothingness come scenes that are full of brutality but almost never tension — the deaths are video-game quick, and just as untheatrical, even in the battle royale that brings the action to a close.

Moreover, if the idea of absolute nothingness "came to awareness in the spirituality of the East," as Nishitani says, the philosophy of absolute nothingness is generally considered to be the Kyoto School's own contribution to the contemporary world of thought opened up by the meeting of East and West.

… Clearly the idea of absolute nothingness came to awareness in the spirituality of the East; but the fact that it has also been posited as a foundation for philosophical thought represents a new step virtually without counterpart in the history of Western philosophy" (NKC IX, 225 26; Nishitani 1991, 161).

It is through God's love, what they call ask, a passionate love, that one finds oneself in nothingness and comes to see only love in the other.

All in all, this is the best movie about the Infinite Nothingness to come along in years.

So their wives and fathers and mothers had been sitting in the hall, now empty and full of shadows, looking at the press table, where there were no journalists; at the bench, where there was no judge; at the jury box, where there was no jury; and a fear of nothingness had come upon them.

The team hopes to create a biodegradable robot in the future, which would allow the little fellow to climb down your esophagus and into your guts and then, when it has dropped its payload, dissolve into nothingness or come out your tuchus.

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