Sentence examples for vast void from inspiring English sources

"The family cannot explain their feeling of utter devastation with a vast void in their hearts.

In the piece, Mr. Louis never moved far from one spot, making the empty stage around him seem like a vast void.

"When you speak it doesn't feel like your voice is disappearing into a vast void, it is coming back to you.

While they wait and consider, said Ambassador Peterson, "there is probably no developing country with such a vast void between potential and realization".

I think that pretty much sums it up: space is a vast void, and you're really going to have to travel fast if you're going to have any chance of surviving.

Confirmation that the galaxy is the oldest and most distant object sheds new light on a period of the universe's early history when the vast void of space was bathed in an opaque "fog" of hydrogen gas, which was slowly cleared by the intense ultraviolet light given off by the first stars and galaxies.

This research will help enable human crews to venture through the vast voids of space for months at a time.

The universe wasn't just a uniform scattering of galaxies, but a "cosmic web" of galaxies grouped into filaments separated by vast voids.

Tate Modern, for example, started off with a not-bad collection of art, but it wasn't completely obvious how it would fill the vast voids of Bankside Power Station.

McCay made stylistic choices to add emotion to the "historical record", as in the anxiety-inducing shots of the submarines lurking beneath the surface, and abstract styling of the white sheets of sky and sea, vast voids which engorge themselves on the drowning bodies.

Most of space is a vast empty void, and all the stuff that astronomers look for — stars, planets, the galaxies they constitute — is threaded through that nothingness.