Sentence examples for nothingness that has from inspiring English sources

Republicans believe that the House will pass a tax cut extension for all and that the Senate will be left in the land of filibuster nothingness that has come to define the chamber.

Ronson is asked by the friend of a friend to investigate the appearance of an elaborate handmade book, Being or Nothingness, that has begun appearing in the pigeonholes of academics and other wonks across the world.

The Psychopath Test begins with Ronson being called upon by a friend of a friend to investigate a mysterious and lavish handmade book, Being or Nothingness, that has been circulated throughout a worldwide community of academic wonks.

What is being constructed is not housing, but a tax efficient investment opportunity; the same bland nothingness that has given rise to a thousand identical towers lofting everywhere and anywhere in our cities, with the obvious effect of making England even more boring than it has already become.

As we shall see, the most fundamental of their shared and disputed concepts is that of "absolute nothingness," a concept that has, in fact, most often been used as a thematic axis for defining the School.

He's not really arguing with her, just trying to pulverize her into nothingness, like some corruption that has intertwined itself into his being and now must be expunged.

The discipline that has to do with nothingness is philosophy" (THZ VI, 156; see Heisig 2001, 121).

Quantum theory has reached the point where the source of all matter and energy is a vacuum, a nothingness that contains all the possibilities of everything that has ever existed or could exist.

At any moment the world in process mirrors the indeterminacy or openness of absolute nothingness and contains the conditions for novelty and future possibilities; however it also encompasses everything that has already been determined.

"I've decided," Charles tells us, "that has been the great achievement of our age: to so thoroughly flood the planet with megabits that every image and fact has become a digitized disembodied nothingness.

Now it was gone — the door had been opened, and those who found a way had moved on through it — and he was at a loss to account for the new nothingness of oblivion that had taken its place, a genuine wasteland without the blatant boot-heel of Jim Crow to blame.