Sentence examples for nullity that from inspiring English sources

Twenty years later, he was able to obtain the decree of nullity that enabled him to legitimize his children by Francesca Armosino, his longtime companion.

His beefs no longer concern light-fingered colleagues – "don't touch my dick, don't touch my knife" – or his personal hatred of vegetarians, but instead centre on the idiocy of the Food Network or the nullity that is Rachael Ray (a wildly successful middle-of-the-road American TV cook who is mercifully unknown in the UK).

"The consciousness of human nullity that is bound up with consciousness of this being is in no way a religious consciousness; it is much more characteristic of skeptics, materialists, naturalists and pantheists" (WC, 89/ 44).

As an adult, he said, he wanted to come to terms with "the intimate sense of nullity that an English childhood left me with".

The following is a list of known results about nullity that we will need in the proofs.

What makes "Solar" such a noble nullity is that it answers these challenges so easily, with such a quotient of stress-free mastery that they feel less like challenges than like problems in a literary exam the author has devised as a means of proving his own prowess.

Even worse, Weber feared, "this nullity imagines that it has attained a level of civilisation never before achieved".

'The words [of Conrad] fit the Argentine frenzy; they contain the mood and the moral nullity of that Argentine enterprise which have worked down through the generations to the failure of today.' (There is also a very good, and very cruel, joke about the red lips of Eva Peron and her reputed expertise at fellatio).

Even when a restriction of nullity on that variable is imposed, all the variation of the component is transferred to the cyclical component, instead of the long-term component.

Equivalently it is the dimension of the image of the linear map represented by A. The rank-nullity theorem states that the dimension of the kernel of a matrix plus the rank equals the number of columns of the matrix.

That bulging sentence contains many of Lobo Antunes's distinctive qualities: the profusion of detail that delights in mess; the word games that flirt with the nullity of language; the professional acumen that diagnoses the king's disease and finds a poetic simile to catch the precise odor of his sickly breath.