Sentence examples for profound emptiness from inspiring English sources

In the months that follow the finish of a film, you feel profound emptiness.

Estragon eats his sorry carrot amusingly enough, but we don't feel the profound emptiness that it's meant to fill.

The emptiness of Jacob's room and the irrelevance of his belongings convey in their minimalism the profound emptiness of loss.

At the end of the play,just before Richard is killed in battle, a nightmare moves him to reconsider his life and to acknowledge his own profound emptiness.

Her ability to do nothing unleashes something active in the audience; her profound emptiness takes on the force of a body blow.

His death earlier this month, at 71, leaves a profound emptiness -- a quality that, as it happens, Hejduk often reflected on in his work.

Like many high-profile addicts, Tiger will use this opportunity to remove the stigma of his deep weakness and profound emotional emptiness.

But what some of the best of Nash's work shares with De Chirico, prefiguring any influence, was a profound sense of emptiness.

Just the fact that some objects are cause and effect does not mean that they exist in any way dependent on human cognition, and it is this dependence on cognition or conceptualization that is generally regarded as the most profound understanding of emptiness.

As the column disappears, Rodricks experiences a profound sense of emptiness when the Overlords have gone.

After watching Sofia Coppola's searing portrait of excessive vapidity and consumerism in the Los Angeles-set film "The Bling Ring," it's almost impossible to exit the theater without feeling a profound sense of emptiness.