Sentence examples for thought of nothing from inspiring English sources
Or does it mean to be incorporeal, so that you exist but are made, like a thought, of nothing?
Silly as it sounds, this captures the sheer uncanniness of the Big Bang — and, as Heidegger said, the anxiety we feel in the thought of "nothing" brings us face to face with Being itself.
He had never given his earlobes a second thought until the day she took them between her lips, but now that he was dead he thought of nothing else.
I thought of nothing else.
He thought of nothing else.
Later, a little surprisingly, he panics at the thought of having nothing to read.
We relaxed so deeply that the thought of doing nothing except sleeping, eating and visiting the ocean grew rather appealing.
Davis, the scion of an old Virginia family, believed in the Southern way of life, and in his legal arguments he contended that whatever one thought of desegregation, nothing in the Constitution required it or authorized the courts to order it.
I shared this article with a client yesterday and he literally freaked out at the thought of doing nothing.
After all the effort people had put in, the thought of accomplishing nothing was more painful than accomplishing something positive that might not have been exactly what each faction wanted (i.e. compromise was not a defeat, it was the only way to move forward).
