Sentence examples for pure absence from inspiring English sources

But this only makes the obsession with death more evocative, since death now appears as simple annihilation, pure absence.

The album is dense and weighty, appreciative of the past that produced it, a redemption born out of what El-P calls "a pure absence of hope".

Nothing, as pure absence, may be thinkable, but it is unimaginable.

Privation is something of its own kind or, in the negative, privation 'is not pure nothing' or even pure absence of form but the state of 'actively' lacking that something imperfect has with respect to fulfillment (E 3, 31)—and only in this way can privation be understood as a principle of change.

It is as if there is emotion derived from the pure absence of all frills, and the presentation of strange information as the only information, a sense that there is no other way to bring it out.

It remains unclear, whether the lack of information is caused by a poor communication of curricular contents between faculty and students, by lacking engagement of students with their own curricula or rather by the pure absence of learning opportunities in this field.

However, its inclusion resulted in all individuals from the southern populations being assigned to pure southern and all other individuals being assigned to a second category of pure genotypes, with a complete absence of admixture.

The coefficient of performance belongs to adsorber with aluminum slices, four straight fins, and pure charcoal (absence of fins or slices) values are 0.586, 0.543, and 0.50, respectively.

My favorite passage comes from a 1975 letter to his then-wife, Winnie: "Honesty, sincerity, simplicity, humility, pure generosity, absence of vanity, readiness to serve others — qualities which are within easy reach of every soul — are the foundation of one's spiritual life.

The movements in art and architecture of the 1950s and 1960s have influenced interior design in the direction of an emphasis on pure form, the absence of superfluous decoration, and expressiveness of materials.

Figure 2 shows that the synthesized graphene is pure due to absence of oxygen-containing functional groups.