Sentence examples for out of nothingness from inspiring English sources

Emanationism precludes creation out of nothingness.

"Me — to play," Hamm's first words, announce Beckett's vision: life is a perpetual game in which we manufacture a narrative out of nothingness.

The archaeologists set about with their brushes, cleaning the debris from the fresh cast and, out of nothingness – pure spirit – comes, once more, a human form.

I was struck by the thought that this trembling music was the sound of a man holding his hands in empty air, conducting music out of nothingness.

Fortunately, there were other moments when their improvisatory inventiveness let fascinating sonic and kinetic forms arise out of nothingness and then return to it.

Within a page, we are told that "expedience is cowardly, and shallow, and wrong" and "meaning is what emerges beautifully and profoundly like a newly formed rosebud opening itself out of nothingness into the light of sun and God".

John, Nathan and I stand on deck and gaze out, across the expanse of nothingness, at the unrealised vision.

But we cannot, needless to say, pull ourselves up "out of the swamps of nothingness," and so we cannot have ultimate responsibility for our actions.

Aim always to create something out of feelings of nothingness.

As it turns out, this is the kind of nothingness that the Japanese artist Tadashi Kawamata, the creator of "Field Work in Manhattan" may aspire to.

In his book "The Trouble With Being Born," Cioran maps out the vast unfolding of nothingness that preceded coming into existence.