Sentence examples similar to void of all matter from inspiring English sources
Where the Bible says all things came forth from a formless void, science says all matter came from a black hole.
Space is airless — practically void of matter — and therefore soundless.
One criticism, void of the subject matter, pointed out by viewers has been how very, very similar the sketch is to one aired on comedy show This Hour Has 22 Minutes earlier this year.
It's void of all politics and politicians.
Void of all creativeness.
He who is void of virtuous attachments in private life is, or very soon will be, void of all regard of his country.
My inability to find an answer to the above arises from the fact that within a cluster most of the spacetime is void of light emitting baryonic matter, and how would, then, this seemingly "empty" space appear to us in the face of an expanding universe?
If all matter is made of atoms, and if atoms move through the void according to their own fixed laws, then everything that happens to us is predestined.
Heat atoms remove some of the atoms present in the volume, resulting in a greater percentage of void and the matter taking the form of vapors (O I 398b-399a).
In his Fourth Letter to Clark, for example, he first argues that there can be no sufficient reason for any ratio of void to matter other than 0 1, and then argues that "the case is the same with atoms: what reason can anyone assign for confining nature in the progression of subdivision?" (G VII.378/AG 332).
