Sentence examples for was emptiness from inspiring English sources
noun
The state or feeling of being empty
A type of selfishness, yes.' He talks of a time a pure happiness, when he was a young man on a ship, very alone and looking out over the Bay of Biscay, and all he saw was emptiness rolling away over the horizon.
All he saw was emptiness.
It was emptiness, aridity, hopelessness, the antithesis of creation, imagination.
Ingels is adept at solving architectural problems, but the only problem in Europa City was emptiness.
We did things together socially, but there was emptiness about it.
Perhaps because he could be as harsh about the land of his birth as other Irish writers: it was a "country ruled by fools and blackguards", where life was "emptiness and horror" - though a country to which he returned, in 1961, for the last five years of his life.
On the other hand, then, emptiness is truly emptiness "only when it empties itself even of the standpoint that represents it as some 'thing' that is emptiness.
But now all I feel is emptiness.
Most of the atoms, most of what we're made up of, is emptiness.
It was very expressive of what we believe in" - that is, emptiness.
