Sentence examples for unfathomable darkness from inspiring English sources
Schopenhauer's almost Buddhistic view of the world as a place of unfathomable darkness and suffering melded completely with Wagner's own changing perceptions.
And in those two minutes, which were like a sudden burst of light in the midst of impenetrable, unfathomable darkness, a single thought stood out clearly, irrefutably, beyond question: How utterly different everything would be today in this courtroom, in Israel, in Germany, in all of Europe, and perhaps in all the countries of the world, if only more such stories could be told!
Andrew Hudgins's poems are children's scenes as Schumann never knew: immediate and often fierce notations of suffering parental anger and hopelessness, of self-discovery as an illumination of darkness, of sex as worrying, unfathomable and urgent.
This darkness, however, is "dazzling obscurity" giving the self the unfathomable depth of meaning and being.
But it also captured something bright in the darkness – it was Sufjan's attempt to make sense of the unfathomable that spoke to me; of trying to pull together the uncertainty and unanswered questions and bottomless feeling of loss that comes with losing a parent.
This state of mind, unfathomable to healthy people, is a common symptom of major depression, as William Styron's wrenching first-person account, "Darkness Visible," makes clear.
This was a darkness so complete that it toyed with the senses, a darkness that pressed with its own great density, smothering, strangling, crushing, pushing down with an unfathomable intolerable weight.
But humanity remains unfathomable.
It was simply unfathomable.
