Sentence examples for that absences from inspiring English sources

Declan Kiberd, a leading scholar of the literature of Ireland, suggests in his lecture, Known Unknowns, that absences such as these haunted Beckett for the remainder of his life: "His plays are wastelands, decontextualised as the war zone was" for the men lost in no man's land.

Is it even clear that absences are causally inert?

Gautama and Vātsyāyana, without elaborating, agree that absences are known inferentially (Nyāya-sūtra 2.2.2).

Absences: The main argument for transcendence is that absences can be involved in causal relations.

The second response to the absence argument is to deny that absences are transcendent.

Second, there is the argument from absences, which maintains that the relata must be transcendent so that absences can figure in causal relations.

Well, Waitrose have chosen to bottle that (absence of) flavour in a sweet, syrupy, watery drink.

In Andy's ephemeral pieces, which now exist only in photographs, that absence is temporal.

He also argues that absence labels such as "no artificial hormones" suggest that products without those labels are inferior.

And, she adds, there is substantial truth in the cliché that absence makes the heart grow fonder.

The poems often seem to be acts of mourning, but under such strong, imaginative pressure that absence becomes presence.