"state of nothingness" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe the feeling of being overwhelmed by the vastness and emptiness of the universe, or to describe the feeling of being lost, helpless, and without purpose. For example, "I'm stuck in this state of nothingness, not knowing where to go or what I should do next."
All the while, cheery melodies and a driving pulse make this state of nothingness sound hypnotic and inviting.
India made another contribution to world culture as well as zero: the idea of nirvana, the transcendent state of "nothingness", when you are liberated from suffering and desires.
"It's permanently night / and I won't feel anything". All the while, cheery melodies and a driving pulse make this state of nothingness sound hypnotic and inviting.
I still get amused by people who think sleep is a state of nothingness.
If for all x, x is unequal to x; that sentence in logic describes a state of nothingness.
"You can coherently describe a state of nothingness; it's easy to do," Holt told me over the phone.
Life decayed towards "a state of absolute nothingness", while his characters, clinging on, tried urgently and clumsily to communicate their feelings to each other.He had been brought up with Lutheranism, a pastor's son subjected to sermons, beatings and high piety, and for all his protestations his films were full of it.
Photos of 20 models including Brooklyn Decker and Danica Patrick in various states of bikini nothingness and "breathtaking bodypainting videos".
In what sort of state of rage and nothingness do you have to be to take even one of those steps?
In this sense, Wang Bi speaks of the sage as embracing "emptiness and quiescence" (e.g., commentary to Laozi 16), or as having returned to a state of "emptiness and nothingness" (commentary to Laozi 48).
Before Albuquerque I spent the majority of my life in the long-stare state of Kansas, where every taste was a bland mash of nothingness.
