Sentence examples for nothingness the more from inspiring English sources

The more I could keep my readout in the blue — by closing my eyes, by concentrating on nothingness — the more cool effects I would trigger.

But in Nishida's case, insofar as the distinction entails an undifferentiated source of their difference, an absolute nothingness, the more that source is contacted the stronger the distinction holds.

Images and faces will wobble and flare and explode, as if celluloid has been trapped in the gate of an old-fashioned projector and caught fire – but what follows is not the traditional burned-around-the-edges hole of nothingness but more wild imaginings, shaping and re-shaping themselves like mercury.

To marvel at existence is to assume that nothingness is somehow more natural, more restful.

And even if his systematic philosophical articulations of the idea of absolute nothingness owe more to Western than Eastern texts, he nevertheless understands himself to have autonomously (i.e., in the process of engaging in a nonsectarian philosophical search for truth) given expression to the formless origin that is harbored in the traditions of the East.

This is New Jersey's other shore, a kind of East Texas of the North, covering vast expanses of inland nothingness and more than 50 miles of nearly deserted coastline stretching along Salem, Cumberland and Cape May Counties from the Salem nuclear plant on Lower Alloways Creek to the Victorian houses of Cape May.

The more Enoch sermonizes, the clearer it becomes that faith is his only bulwark against chaos and nothingness.

Why, for example, should we assume that nothingness is more natural than somethingness?

What might seem like a signal at first can later fade into nothingness after more numbers are gathered and crunched, so it is no surprise that physicists are usually careful to avoid the risk of jumping the gun.

It'll be interesting to see if the debate will be able to sustain the utterance of this much nothingness for three more rounds.

Elsewhere Butler's consideration of the relationship between self and nothingness is much more powerful, particularly in that section on living with his diminishing father.