Not spiritual or existential emptiness, but worse: the nagging, physical emptiness we call hunger.
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Because what I was seeing was something I had never seen before: emptiness—a vast emptiness.
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Or the oblique solitude of the river sweeping down- stream forever filling the emptiness of its bed with more emptiness . . .
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But even they eventually have to acknowledge the emptiness, if perhaps a slightly less empty emptiness, that seeps back when melody passes.
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In keeping with the Zen Buddhist paradox that "form is emptiness and emptiness is form," the placid order is an assembly of inked and empty areas, with nothingness predominating.
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A sinking emptiness followed by a hot well of shame.
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But it can never escape the emptiness at its center.
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It is an emptiness that our nature seems to abhor.
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"There's just this emptiness," he says in Remember My Name.
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Unfortunately, he's still probably dealing with some emptiness at home.
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But the emptiness of Dragonstone did not particularly surprise me.
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And that emptiness is definitely more nurture than nature, right?
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Clinton, but unwittingly describing the emptiness of his own words.
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"There's an emptiness that will never be filled," Rose said.
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And then the same stress and pressure and emptiness returned.
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The last one was emptiness — grey, a lack of color.
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How could so much beauty explode from so much emptiness?
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As in a vacuum of emptiness, rumor and speculation rule.
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" This same man reports an "oceanic emptiness in my gut.
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Apartamento, it seems, has given him an appreciation of emptiness.
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That emptiness is filled with public language or romanticized connections.
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What he finds is emptiness, as if nothing had happened.
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Maybe when he wasn't feeling anything, just emptiness, he was dissociated.
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The emptiness I feel without her with me is without bottom.
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Emptiness focuses the viewer's attention on the artist, absent or otherwise.
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I started my sophomore year with an emptiness in my heart.
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Even in "The Graduate" they symbolised America's consumerism and moral emptiness.
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"Emptiness" and "Madness," Martínez aims to debunk the notion that the
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You are the universe as much as the emptiness of space.
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Basic common sense exposes the emptiness of these kinds of arguments.
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The collection was about "the emptiness of Swedish summer," he said.
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Cerebus is a longform study in dissatisfaction born from spiritual emptiness.
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Emptiness have been around since 1998, but they're an underground band.
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To glide past them is to fall into their total emptiness.
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CORTIS I also like this emptiness you have above the fist.
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The emptiness made its rotor wash sound much louder than normal.
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Why does his conviction leave me with a feeling of emptiness?
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George wasn't experienced enough to interpret this feeling of utter emptiness.
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I have a lot of emptiness and silence in the music.
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That's an accurate description of our sense of emptiness and loss.
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Life was nothing but emptiness, and there was only one escape.
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Is it any wonder someone might prefer chaos to that emptiness?
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And at the appointed hour, they directed everyone through the glass emptiness of that upstairs reception hall, through the white emptiness of a downstairs lobby, and into the theater below, all leather seats and rumbling speakers.
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I'm so tired and the emptiness of the bed encases me again.
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Yet it's increasingly obvious this behavior has grown around a deep emptiness.
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I Feel Pretty exposes the vapid emptiness of a looks-based existence.
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And some, including a soundscape generated from the emptiness, are pretty freaky.
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Today, I'm filled with deep sorrow, grief, complete emptiness and pure agony.
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There's an eerie emptiness to these close up shots of mechanical systems.
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Somewhere across this emptiness lay a city that had never been seen.
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Which leaves a gnawing emptiness at the heart of Mahal's title reign.
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Rather, people are experiencing a deeper, more fundamental emptiness of the soul.
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I had felt nothing but emptiness and depression for that entire time.
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Emptiness is not quite nothingness, and even nothingness is its own something.
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There can be no end to our sense of emptiness and incompleteness.
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Yet, paradoxically, the quasi luxury may add to the sense of emptiness.
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Yet there's a certain emptiness in Atwood's novel where Caliban should be.
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It is a unique emptiness which I find to be existentially beautiful.
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In his chapter on solitude, Thoreau contemplates the emptiness of Walden Pond.
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That emptiness evokes possibility — what could we imagine to fill the void?
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"I love emptiness, I love stillness, I love vast evacuation," she said.
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Arnold gave us a quick tour -- no displays, no booths, just emptiness.
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Nearly all personal writing betrays an element of sadness, shyness or emptiness.
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If he's bothering about style, then he's going to write precious emptiness.
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It does fill up the emptiness inside—but only for a moment.
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Sometimes there is emptiness, sometimes there is chaos, and sometimes there's both.
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The figures, hollow and comical, suggest the emptiness of the Klan's terror.
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But not every possible cosmic conclusion is one of utter desolation and emptiness.
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That there can also be emptiness fanning out into breakfast rolls, macadam, stars.
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We can swing hard and have some emptiness to some of our swings.
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Apparently, after touching Nell's body, the super-empath Theo was filled with emptiness.
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One moment a wave of catastrophic emotions, the next a cavern of emptiness.
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One of Veep's core themes has always been the emptiness of political jargon.
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Depression is somatic as well as emotional, an emptiness you can physically feel.
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But up close, an anxious, eerie emptiness has Short Creek in its hold.
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If so, it will only reinforce the fundamental emptiness of the entire spectacle.
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Infinite space, in the end, might be just a nutshell's worth of emptiness.
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It's fabric woven by time, velocity transformed into matter, expansion out of emptiness.
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There are pockets of emptiness, of nowhere or elsewhere, included in these places.
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Founder Angelia Trinidad was suffering from "feelings of emptiness" after graduating from college.
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Cooks covet cabinet space so they can fill the emptiness with more supplies.
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The look in his small, dark eyes was one of indifference and emptiness.
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Emptiness made me go back and discover Mayhem and Darkthrone and especially Burzum.
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Unmoored from space, they are endlessly manipulable, melting into the emptiness around them.
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As a literary form, poetry is unusually comfortable sitting with its own emptiness.
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The traveler shivered, walking atop these hidden rooms, feeling their emptiness beneath him.
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Also, don't worry about the emptiness of the four corners of the grid.
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All the emptiness of him being gone suddenly filling up with his presence.
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This is the American dream gone wrong – a life of emptiness and routine.
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The emptiness of a day when school is closed and practice is forbidden.
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The salons usually start with a theme — say, the emptiness of consumer culture.
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"I, myself, had a very complicated relationship with emptiness, blankness, nothingness," Lucy explains.
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The emptiness of the city and all the cancelations felt apocalyptic at first.
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Like Singer, he is in a sustained and genuine panic at his emptiness.
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"In My Room" is a movie about emptiness, yet it clamors with ideas.
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Trump will grow angry at public snickering at the emptiness of his threats.
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She wrote a considerable amount about the spiritual relationship between God and emptiness.
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"I just feel like there is an emptiness in me that can't be filled."
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" "All this leaves you so angry, it leaves you with emptiness in your gut.
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As drought carves emptiness into the American southwest, Lena Khan moves to the desert.
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Work in the past century in particular has shaken up scientists' understanding of emptiness.
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Different factors brought us in, but we understood the same deep emptiness and despair.
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The flatness of these answers spoke for the emptiness of those who spoke them.
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It filled me with a huge emptiness I didn't know what to do with.
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By the end of the journey, the "shuddering emptiness" has got to Mr Clare.
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There was this emptiness inside me that I would attempt to fill with food.
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He and I both shouted against an overpowering emptiness that most people didn't recognize.
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I hated it even more than that awful emptiness we all were dealing with.
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And there's always the sense of a desperate emptiness lurking beneath the rowdy humor.
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That brings home the most striking feature of the see-through ocean: its emptiness.
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What bothers me most about Buttigieg is his unabashed waffling, careerism, and his emptiness.
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I must fill its emptiness with things that have no form of their own.
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That's the moment when Jerry Maguire realizes this is the emptiness in his life.
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An emptiness that attracts love, sex, drugs, alcohol, food, shopping, social media, TV etc.
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The Elegy of Emptiness statues also directly informed a great piece of horror fanfiction.
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"No one really understands emptiness or 'no-self' the way they might," he said.
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"Bubbles are emptiness, non-liquid, a tiny cloud shielding a mathematical singularity," he wrote.
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The desert can be interpreted as a place full of possibilities — but also emptiness.
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For a minute, it seemed as if emptiness had suddenly hit them: Now what?
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He told his listeners the defeat was like feeling an emptiness in the clouds.
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So...why does his conviction and sentencing leave me with a feeling of emptiness?
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" Sparks added: "Her being gone is just leaving an emptiness with all of us.
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We feel intimidated because the emptiness makes the task ahead feel huge and insurmountable.
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In each scene, the emptiness and seemingly limitless black background heighten the surreal settings.
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The utter emptiness of everything is an intellectual vacuum into which have flooded histrionics.
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This recklessness, Redditors will tell you, reveals the true emptiness dwelling inside these people.
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Three boats hover above the bird forms, gliding through the emptiness of the paper.
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It's like a cleansing exercise, to seek emptiness, guided by a biological reference point.
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For Arendt, it was about the isolation of modern life, the emptiness of it all.
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" Throughout the months following their breakup, the running back remembers feeling "a lot of emptiness.
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It certainly puts a lot into perspective, regarding the bleak emptiness of our meaningless existence.
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You think, for a second, that she's succumbed to the emptiness, as Aunt Lydia wanted.
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The disappointment, the cost, the waiting, the aftermath of emptiness, and how to start again.
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Conversely to its useful purpose, the presence of guano can also indicate decay and emptiness.
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The paths were overgrown and my voice echoed in the emptiness between the stone walls.
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Each game marries the contrasts of emptiness and noise using one simple element: the wind.
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The next day's symptoms included explosions of sporadic sobbing and an insurmountable feeling of emptiness.
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The stark emptiness of each room turns the whole spectacle into a TV trivia quiz.
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"Winesburg" quickly became a cultural byword, a metaphor for the yawning emptiness of rural life.
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He describes a wine of "numinous emptiness," a phrase I'm still trying to puzzle out.
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Or are you gonna just have a life of emptiness, self-hatred and self-loathing?
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The haunted emptiness is suddenly filled with the sounds of frantic escape and whizzing bullets.
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It represents the disturbing treatment of cultural heritage and the emptiness left by the destruction.
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" Kreider writes, "This busyness serves as a kind of existential reassurance, a hedge against emptiness.
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Richard Skinner, Seth Masket, and Brendan Nyhan have written about authenticity's emptiness as a concept.
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Vulture's Matt Zoller Seitz offered a long disquisition on the emptiness of the show's violence.
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But he peers at it from an off-feeling angle to better view the emptiness underneath.
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When we think of space, we often think of the vast emptiness of the next frontier.
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But when Jesse looks into the black eyes of God, the emptiness has a disquieting solidity.
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It seems more vibrant than before, its emptiness dulled by my encounter with another human being.
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They had felt emptiness, sadness, and despair, but now, they were filled with love and security.
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I now realize what mesmerizes me isn't the wisdom of these shows, but their brazen emptiness.
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In the jagged emptiness of the Void, there's only power and the will to use it.
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There's a strange emptiness to it all, and yet the picture is rich in metaphorical dimension.
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And I know that many future moments will be consumed by the vast emptiness as well.
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The first thing I noticed on the first floor section of the lab was its emptiness.
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What Wright calls "the perception of emptiness" dampens the affect, but it also settles the mind.
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The Trump administration's problem goes beyond messaging — the emptiness of his government is making things worse.
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It's definitely the space and the emptiness that creates the mystic feeling, for me at least.
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For many, college is followed by an emptiness—a hole that everyone talks about falling into.
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There's nothing we can do about it—there's just no zero to be found in emptiness.
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Todd Haynes's deeply troubling drama of psychosomatic distress lays bare the spiritual emptiness of contemporary life.
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"I loved that emptiness, because, each and every time, we'd refill it with ourselves," he writes.
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I felt like this inherent emptiness of this character as I read him off the page.
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They argue that these artists' works are expressions of a compulsion to fill an existential emptiness.
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That means he has tried to cure the emptiness with something other than family and children.
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Stranger, maybe youmissed it, but just nowmy daughter & I hurledrocks into the emptiness& we created moreemptiness.
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Despite an intense attention to detail, the 1920s house is uncluttered to the point of emptiness.
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One day, on the way there, he looked into the sky, and the emptiness seized him.
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"This is emptiness," she says of Dom's lifestyle, smashing her Alexa to pieces for good measure.
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Or is it all more ambiguous and confounding, an unresolved emptiness as hard as a rock?
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But it doesn't feel like too much because of the sheer, shattered emptiness on Hurt's face.
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In Dib's "Cubic Emptiness," a floor-length, quilted curtain hung from each of the four top rails.
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They do share a few laughs with me about the emptiness of Spaceport, the lack of activity.
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M. is at the gym and I am relishing in the emptiness of our adorable little apartment.
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Take in the glory of silence, of emptiness, the way there is no media fingerprint on anything.
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"I think from the time we got back from Peru, there was this emptiness," Arie tells Becca.
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Above all, the "feelings of emptiness and betrayal they caused in hardworking students" could not be excused.
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It's the emptiness of our time, and the only thing worse is everything that came before it.
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Speaking of emptiness, Nestlé, for its part, says that the lawsuit is a bunch of hot air.
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She said she was living under an "eternal shadow of devastation and emptiness" now that he's gone.
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All he remembers is the tiredness, and the sudden emptiness in his world after the mist came.
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Rather it is another example of the emptiness of the #nevertrump movement -- all talk and no action.
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It's November 6th, and the sky has been blank for so long its emptiness has turned supple.
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I would cut myself to feel control over my pain and take pills to numb the emptiness.
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From the beginning, she's haunted by a sense of emptiness that seems darker and weirder than loneliness.
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At 7:30, you still have a sense of emptiness, but then you see the cars coming.
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"Their present emptiness, a public health necessity, can conjure up dystopia," writes Michael Kimmelman, our architecture critic.
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Travelers around the world sent us their photos of the eerie emptiness the coronavirus pandemic has caused.
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I believe the feeling of emptiness this elimination of death would cause is not worth any reward.
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In terms of love, I always accepted horrible deficits, emptiness and disconnection, and I didn't really care.
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Its emptiness fit the mood for him and others that, even with the verdict, something was missing.
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The tree-lined labyrinth is both a tempting playground and a post-apocalyptic vision of suburban emptiness.
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In "The American Dream," the character Young Man discusses his profound emptiness and inability to feel emotions.
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The video clip for "Emptiness Beneath the Great Emptiness" interposes scenes of the band's hectic live shows with footage of burning churches, flaming Bibles, police brutality, mass revolt, various acts of criminal mischief, and the liberation of test animals from a lab by an ALF crew in black balaclavas.
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After a decade of near emptiness, Astana is filling out and now has a population approaching a million.
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Casebere actually photographs meticulously designed sets that he constructs to convey this emptiness that both threatens and beckons.
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"A real emptiness, a real sadness, a real concern" filled the streets on June 24th, recalls Mr Picardo.
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Mark Marchesi spent several years documenting the emptiness of Acadia, which inspired Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's 1847 epic poem.
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It did — and Ross was blown away not only by the food's deliciousness, but by the restaurant's emptiness.
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In the meantime, seeing the Oval Office in this state of emptiness is absolutely fascinating — take a look.
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He gives Us 2 oneanother now, as we all start to heal and fill forever emptiness with sound.
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Mr. Da Corte's gape-mouthed baby captures some of the big emptiness built into the art fair phenomenon.
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I toss the stone of my story into a vast crevice; measure the emptiness by its small sound.
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No number of cookies sold or dollars earned was going to fill the emptiness created by her absence.
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While this film built community through its creation, there is an undeniable emptiness that exists in each frame.
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"The institutions we need to confront the political emptiness we increasingly feel," he writes, are being hollowed out.
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This is a bully who just wants to be liked, a man-boy nursing a nagging internal emptiness.
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As we drove I reviewed our agenda: four days, multiple locations, a sweltering tent, a focus on emptiness.
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I guess that's progress, but I can't deny that the urges—and the underlying emptiness—are still there.
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Despite my thalassophobia, I still find myself attracted to the vast nothingness, the impossible emptiness of the skies.
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In the buildings that keep lights on at night, onlookers can peer in and see the vast emptiness.
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She was a master of painting the void, that raw emptiness that goes hand in hand with depression.
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And there are marvelous moments of sheer calm emptiness, with the stage unoccupied in between the dance torrents.
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Many residents believe Yujiapu's problems have been overstated and try to cast its emptiness in a positive light.
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It left this weird sense of emptiness knowing that we very well could have been there that night.
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"Emptiness and absence contradict the very concept of the city," as the New Yorker put it last week.
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The emptiness of the mannequin is like a black hole into which remembrance of one's own body rushes.
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Throughout his career, in paintings and in sculptures, Heizer has explored the aesthetic possibilities of emptiness and displacement.
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It speaks to an emptiness in their lives; they're using these totems to try and feel more alive.
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He was referring to void and emptiness that are as substantial as that which is painted with ink.
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But there is still enough of a void that leaves people with an "inner emptiness," Ms. Reuter said.
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Yes, the bottom of a fake news story, where I assume you would find the emptiness of space.
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Times Square was empty except for police and a few leftover tourists taking photos of its momentous emptiness.
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Trump attacks truth because he cannot bear the mirror it holds up to him, the emptiness it unmasks.
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Rather, with loving attention to sitcom rhythm, she gradually anatomizes the emptiness that animates their "Golden Girls" chatter.
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"the infinite slippage" and "being there at the right" — speak to the posturing and emptiness of diplomatic rhetoric.
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It cuts across the lovely, intricate structure of them all and leaves us lost and giddy in the emptiness.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The district of Kangbashi in Inner Mongolia, China, is famous for its emptiness.
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Not just that, but the cars are empty, there's all kinds of emptiness going on in lots of places.
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There is in the emptiness of the exhibition space a certain helplessness in the face of these historical forces.
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Acknowledging his conflicted feelings, "Joe wished he could feel something other than an echoing emptiness" when Dennis is killed.
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"We embraced the emptiness of the French battlefields, which were often fought in open country and farmlands," says Hoebe.
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Critics have used these "museums" to decry the emptiness of an existence lived for the sake of capturing photos.
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Last song I wanted to wanted to write something like "God of Emptiness," and there's an Immolation part too.
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I immediately feel this sort of emptiness or disconnection and other people have said they felt that as well.
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They ask us to look at the emptiness of their bowls and reflect on the fullness of our own.
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And of losing the conditions — silence, emptiness, stillness — that she has come to rely on in order to work.
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The students Heller describes sense the moral emptiness of the current meritocracy and are groping for lives of purpose.
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They are a document not just of what happened but of something worse: the aftermath and all its emptiness.
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I punch in both commands before picking a random direction and striking off into the grand emptiness of MXOEmu.
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They begin the year hiding the emptiness within themselves with mouthy chutzpah or the silence of defeat — or both.
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The play emerged in part from a deep unhappiness she felt at the time, a sense of irreparable emptiness.
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I feel a great emptiness living here in many ways because all of the great stuff happens in America.
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Even the emptiness of ABBA's lyrics has, over the years, proven to be a huge asset for the band.
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With far more people indoors than on a typical weekend day, the emptiness outdoors presented itself in surprising ways.
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My childhood home had a kind of emptiness that I might have been put on this earth to fill.
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And if not ours, how would we come to know let alone seek such a view, such an emptiness?
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You'll see an image that represents the union of wisdom and emptiness, or the union of subject and object.
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Still, he liked the fleshy Mayan shrimp on ice, the gratifying emptiness when the meat popped from the socket.
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The emptiness reaches a new extreme in winter, when all the tourists scatter and the open spaces take over.
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Some quickly return to the surface like a cannonball, while others escape into the vast emptiness of deep space.
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He succeeded only in exposing the emptiness of his bully's bravado, of his "I alone can fix it" posturing.
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With art that aims to apotheosize, it's all or nothing — the two options are total success or generic emptiness.
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As much as Reddit had helped me to fill empty time, it exposed a more significant emptiness within me.
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The emptiness of Olympic Park is not helped by the fact that it's far-removed from the city center.
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There is no such thing as emptiness really, just this peculiar fizz of spontaneously created and then immediately destroyed particles.
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"My objective for this series was to capture the feeling of apocalyptic emptiness," nicoco told Hyperallergic in an email conversation.
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Painted in extreme chiaroscuro, the emptiness of bed sheets creased by an absent figure created a strong feeling of respite.
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"I toss the stone of my story into a vast crevice; measure the emptiness by its small sound," she writes.
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In between is mostly darkness on the North Korean side and long, cold sections of emptiness on the Chinese side.
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If anything, this emptiness means you should just worry about spending time and attention on your partner, no frills required.
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It's artistically chronicled via 11 stages of grief: intuition, denial, anger, apathy, emptiness, accountability, reformation, forgiveness, resurrection, hope and redemption.
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A blowjob lends itself toward suggestion and psychological emptiness, which itself can be understood in the context of social dynamics.
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That this also proves the emptiness of the "one country, two systems" promise would be a small price to pay.
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Contrasted with the dead husk of the moon and the infinite emptiness of space it seemed small, beautiful, intensely precious.
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K., let's say that you want to make an experiential piece that invites people to inhabit that sort of emptiness.
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Of the multitude of things, it is emptiness that's necessary now, now that you've had time to wash and dress.
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Emptiness and indifference are a part of everything Józef—or "Matador,"* as he is known in the Polish underworld—does.
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The emptiness of it all is surprisingly comforting since this is actually the first time you've been alone in days.
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Its emptiness is stark and intense, and its production freezing cold like you're alone in a house with no heating.
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In New York City, there's a little emptiness, some lassitude at the bodega, and the streets are quieter than usual.
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What if blackface is clear evidence of the emptiness of whiteness, the hollowness of its being as an identity marker?
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Surely the answer to August emptiness lies within the reams of data public and private institutions keep all year long?
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Forty percent of men reported feeling a general sense of emptiness when they're at work, compared to 29% of women.
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Today, the mystery of his death, the acceptance of the unknown and the great emptiness are things of the past.
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I find it far easier to tolerate the whistling emptiness of boredom than the casino rattle of too much stimulation.
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It is a reminder of how great an emptiness the fire left in the heart of Paris and far beyond.
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But most of all, I feared the excoriating pain and emptiness my family would feel if I weren't to survive.
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At first, it may be lonely and strange, this emptiness that was once filled by your friend and all her needs.
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But if you just hang in there, mourn, and move on, you'll look up one day and realize: It's not emptiness.
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"There's nobody in those shoes, it's like the emptiness in our hearts from gun violence," said Mauser, 66, of Littleton, Colorado.
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That a tax as boneheaded as stamp duty can persist reveals the apparent emptiness of politicians' commitment to fix housing markets.
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I have never known that particular feeling: a mixture of loss and shock and sadness and pain and anger and emptiness.
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Cesare Prandelli, Astori's coach in most of his Italy games, said he was "deeply upset, I feel a great emptiness inside".
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What was once a fitting ending to a comic romp is now a depressing symbol of the emptiness of Western life.
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And if you've ever been to New York, the vast emptiness of the landscape—where the hell are all the people?
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The rest were deserted and stacked with chairs, the saddening effect of which was amplified by the sheer amount of emptiness.
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Nearly a year after his shocking murder, the feeling of emptiness is palpable for first-time visitors stepping into his home.
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To see it put this way—"raceless cosmopolitan"—is to feel, in a surprisingly painful way, the emptiness of this identity.
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On the stair landing between the two floors is an incongruous gesture to emptiness—a Buddha head and a few stones.
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I want to hum just a little with my own emptiness at 4 A.M. To have little bells above my door.
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It is the emptiness of their lives, not the heaviness of their hearts, that makes young people ripe for the recruiters.
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The problem is that it is difficult to give a name to lack of direction, psychological emptiness, and familial self-dealing.
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But there was no one riding behind me today, only a dark gray sky — dim emptiness where light might have been.
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Their emptiness, their nakedness, and their rawness suggests and alienation of land and culture, a loss of nothing we care about.
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I'm a huge Tangerine Dream fan, too—their early 70s stuff—and what Emptiness do kind of reminds me of that.
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Together with her director, Ms. Terajima fills up that emptiness with deep, then deeper waves of feeling, and escalating, freewheeling comedy.
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"Rebel Sounds" captures not just the immediacy and the emotiveness of music but also the emptiness of a life without it.
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They are in a sense what's led to this moment of emptiness, and do not hold the keys to the exit.
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She approaches the great existential subjects — emptiness, loneliness, meaninglessness, death and boyfriends — as if they were a collection of bad habits.
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And what I love about Origins is that it never feels like it confuses emptiness with nothingness, or solitude with lifelessness.
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"Strategic emptiness," he wrote, was a Western problem — and a sign of intellectual sloth — that telegraphed a fear of the other.
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But it's symbolic — the male being the realization of emptiness and the female being wisdom, and it's the union of that.
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She described a "sense of emptiness" in a reserve near Caratinga in Minas Gerais State, where howler monkeys had largely vanished.
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In Puebla State, Ms. Farciert was struck by the emptiness of her hometown, the rural village of San Miguel de Lozano.
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She has photos of herself in his arms and has carried "a haunting and aching emptiness" with her through the decades.
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For the emptiness of space, we actually created these giant tanks that we fill with glycerin and corn syrup and saltwater.
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Jada, who's been married to Will for almost 22 years, says she was feeling an emptiness when she got hooked on porn.
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At least 60 years old, El Vacie—which translates to "The Emptiness"—is reported to be the oldest shanty town in Europe.
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" Both pieces center on absence — Whiteread's in the materialization of negative space and Tuazon's in the emptiness of his concrete "heart valves.
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But in reality, even in the emptiness of outer space, their hulls would be under threat of bombardment from near-invisible enemies.
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Every superhero worth their salt nowadays comes packaged with a tragic backstory, an emptiness that apparently only superhero-ing can fill. Vol.
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"They convey some states of being that I experienced in the months of loss," she wrote, citing grief, emptiness, dissociation and grasping.
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Is it a subtle exploration of the emptiness of the high life and the wearing effect it can have on its participants?
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Yet far from offering the visitor total interpretative autonomy, artists and curators tend to have fixed ideas about what their emptiness means.
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"There are no words to even begin to describe the crushing pain and emptiness that is left in our hearts," they continued.
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As a producer and as a singer, Blake finds inspiration in emptiness, filling in uneven, jarring beats with sighs and wordless crooning.
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They said there are no words to describe the emptiness they feel and thanked medical personnel for their round-the-clock help.
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He's filling up the vast emptiness of his mind with new knowledge, replacing pat simplicities with a more nuanced engagement with reality.
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Like the Gran Teatro, it's a well-scrubbed showplace with an echoey emptiness, as if its current occupants haven't fully moved in.
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And then a certain emptiness filled the space—or hollowed the space where the image had been, leaving behind a delayed silence.
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The emptiness of some streets reminded me of photographs of the depopulated, decaying buildings left behind after the nuclear disaster at Chernobyl.
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Before going to Norway, I had ordered a T-shirt from Emptiness' website because I wanted that cover art on a shirt.
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Critic Mario Praz famously employed the Latin term horror vacui ("fear of emptiness") to criticize the suffocating interior design of Victorian households.
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"Equals" tries to warm up by adding a rosy glow to its cold silver-gray palette, but color only accentuates the emptiness.
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The church forgot how important a regular discipline of emptiness is, something so easy to do in prayer — but its flock didn't.
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A lot of actors can weep on cue, but it takes one as good as Ms. Terajima to make emptiness feel haunted.
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But Hasina still suffers from the beating and from the emptiness left by the murder of Suhaifa, and she has trouble sleeping.
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I remember once trying to convince a senior Jewish studies scholar that Twain exaggerated the desolation and emptiness of 19th-century Palestine.
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I knew that other me existed because of the sinking emptiness that had been a constant presence in my New York life.
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Nor are any of this play's inhabitants smart enough to conceal their depravity, or to perceive the moral emptiness of their existences.
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Marjorie is not willing to accept the emptiness of her marriage and her awakening creates a crisis for the entire Houseman family.
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Going into this tournament, he had over $10 million in PGA Tour earnings but felt an emptiness that only trophies could fill.
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While the fancy pools of pop culture belie a fundamental emptiness, she has a wonderful time splashing around in aboveground plastic versions.
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While the fancy pools of pop culture belie a fundamental emptiness, she has a wonderful time splashing around in aboveground plastic versions.
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So that in that infinite potential of emptiness, the form falls away and the formless blossoms into this dance of the elements.
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It represented a surrender to commercial and political forces that could lead to an emptiness of both the individual and collective psyche.
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Emptiness is the natural consequence of a world that asks people to erase themselves in the name of a meaningless social project.
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FB: And that's sort of where your phenomenology of light begins: with this emptiness leading to a capacity to see light everywhere?
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The flag hints at an emptiness to American patriotism, while also suggesting that there's an escape if we look past the flag.
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The world saw unabashed narcissism, nepotism, and moral emptiness in an administration that has so far failed to secure any major international agreements.
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The emptiness of the bed is overwhelming, and I snuggle my husband's pillow and have a good cry while trying to fall asleep.
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One wrong move can destroy your system, but it's easy to start over and drag the little bulldozer icon over the dark emptiness.
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Bedolla's death devastated his wife and clouded the future of their young son, creating a sorrow and emptiness that has yet to heal.
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"Chris's death is a loss that escapes words and has created an emptiness in my heart that will never be filled," she said.
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More than likely he will live there sadly and the emptiness which is inside him will expand until it evacuates the entire neighborhood.
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This is not dissimilar to the concept of "emptiness of self," in Buddhism, and "surrender of ego-self to real self," in Hinduism.
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The precision of electronics and the booming kick conjure a sterile emptiness—there is little left but a sense of dread and isolation.
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The emptiness of these images makes these mostly well-maintained architectural simulations even more uncanny, as if they were built for no one.
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Guitars are distorted and warped into endless expanses of single tones that seem to bleed into one another, echoing across a stark emptiness.
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The vastness, the cold emptiness of space is no more the universe than your desire to graduate college and win a Nobel Prize.
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We all know that feeling of overwhelming emptiness that takes over when you come to the end of a life-changing television show.
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Or were the gifts a metaphor for the relative emptiness of consumer culture in the face of Harry's responsibilities to all of mankind?
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It's hard to describe how I feel that he took out the emptiness inside of him in so many sick and depraved ways.
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You can give in to the void, the emptiness that fills your heart, your lungs, constricts your ability to think or even breathe.
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The surreal emptiness of detail draws the eyes in for a moment, prodding the imagination, but gives no purchase for further visual inquiry.
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That contradiction throws into sharp relief the emptiness that can lie at the center of corporate gestures of "support" for the LGBTQ community.
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His approach is exceedingly minimal on the whole, making a bold statement by adding little more than emptiness, bass, and a slight handclap.
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If that wasn't horrible enough, his blank face allowed for the projection of our own fears, the emptiness making him ever more horrific.
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Despite its poppy, off-kilter beat and infectious vocals, the song's lyrics are very bleak, full of emptiness and panic about imminent death.
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I knew full well how lonely they might be over Thanksgiving break, how the emptiness of campus might amplify their feelings of alienation.
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Vincent will become the first person to walk on the moon (though a feeling of emptiness instead of glory will trail him afterward).
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The speed of the economic shutdown, the emptiness of major cities and a few other realities with which we must come to terms.
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Sold online, these objects speak to her love of emptiness, his love of form — and their experience living together amid all their glassware.
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There is no strict formula for great holiday music — some is about family bonding and good cheer, and some captures regret and emptiness.
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But the screenplay, written by the British playwright David Hare, has "a frustrating emptiness at its center," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times.
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It is perhaps just that duality — lightness and play hinting at emptiness and discontent — that makes papier-mâché so unsettling and so riveting.
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Or, in launching a new missile test he could choose to humiliate Trump, exposing the emptiness of the president&aposs hopes for denuclearization.
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Everybody in the film has some trauma or emptiness that they're trying to heal or satisfy—through whatever wealth or status they're pursuing.
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This metaphor is furthered in her Jellyfish series, a translation of humanity's emptiness into the isolated, stagnant lives of the titular sea creatures.
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But his jaunt into that surreal emptiness isn't forgotten by us — it showed us the nihilistic depths SpongeBob was willing to go to.
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The lack of images didn't force me to question the materialization of the medium, but simply fill in the emptiness with my own images.
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Driving, flying, and (rarely) boating around the pseudo-United States of The Crew 2, it's hard to ignore the ever-present feeling of emptiness.
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At the same time, the smeared skin itself is the flesh, the faux surface its own visage, and the emptiness it delineates its identity.
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To fill that emptiness, we're leaving you with some of his best quotes — and, of course, some dignified and not at all objectifying photos.
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A couple of years ago, one binge-watcher interviewed by the Minneapolis Star-Tribune saidshe felt "depression" and "emptiness" after finishing her favorite shows.
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The photo, titled Reconstructed Meat Slices, is a pithy display of emotional emptiness, presumably left cold and alone besides a depressing can of foodstuff.
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He waited for the old couple to come back so he could feel annoyed with them again—feel anything, in fact, besides this emptiness.
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" "Sadness, anger, shock, questioning, fear, hope, the joy of remembering, emptiness, worry, heartbreak, trust in our faith – we feel all of this and more.
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The doctor proposed that she had borderline personality disorder, a condition marked by unstable relationships and self-image and a chronic sense of emptiness.
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The narrow crevices between the colored areas become languid, sensuous lines, so that the composition cannot be separated into sections of fullness and emptiness.
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There's an emptiness to the inherent reward of creativity with rehashing the old, and Jericho applies that outlook to all arms of his career.
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Basically, because the universe can't just deal with some emptiness, it's perpetually spinning out particle/antiparticle pairs as like a perpetual low-level jitter.
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Espe slowed down and Alma stuck her head out the window, trying to see what it was: a sinkhole, maybe, an emptiness, a nothing.
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Until Cash (Don Cheadle), a guardian angel, aims to show him the true emptiness in his life by exporting him to a new one.
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It becomes an emptiness you feel as much as you see, like staring into a cave unable to make out anything in the darkness.
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"Now we come home and we listen to all this emptiness," she said of the news in America, her home for nearly three decades.
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As feelings of loneliness and emptiness slowly begin to surge upon me, there's one thing that I think about: Continuing to love one woman.
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As feelings of loneliness and emptiness slowly begin to surge upon me, there's one thing that I think about: continuing to love one woman.
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Set against the densely textured raw linen Yun painted on, these assertive lines are another appealing certainty, one unshaken by emptiness all around them.
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It means emptiness or vacancy, an idea that many people find so frightening that their vacation schedules seem more exhausting than their actual work.
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Once my beliefs began to shift, I saw the virulent nature of his world, the emptiness and loathing in many of those impassioned claims.
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A Muslim teen-ager in a Paris banlieue finds an antidote to her sense of exclusion and spiritual emptiness in a jihadi online community.
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The pale sands of this once forgettable port alongside the emptiness of the Arabian desert have proved fertile ground for all manner of skyscrapers.
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Some look at the sculptures of Anne Truitt and see daunting expanses of emptiness, clean and sleek reflections of the essential meaninglessness of existence.
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There's a surreal emptiness to all their lives, but, for once, the prospect of hope in a romantic relationship—albeit characteristically flawed and strange.
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Turning simple joy and wonder into pure eye-popping extravaganza can only end in emptiness, in people losing their jobs and being trapped in avarice.
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That feels like it would apply to Strickland, and to a lot of characters you play, though they use different things to fill that emptiness.
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I was using food to try and control the emptiness that I had inside me, and it turned where the food had control of me.
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We take this moment of urgency and then we explode it into a moment of wandering and emptiness and suddenly that space becomes totally changed.
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The song is as downcast as its title suggests, utilizing the full sonic spectrum yet still leaving the listener with a feeling of corrosive emptiness.
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"You can give in to the void, the emptiness that fills your heart, your lungs, constricts your ability to think or even breathe," she wrote.
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The emptiness of the floor – the fact that there is nothing on it to indicate anything about the room's inhabitant – evokes the indifference of time.
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And it's not just the women who are lonely; it exists in the spaces themselves, but in their emptiness the artist illustrates a quiet contentment.
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As my frustration deepened, I began muttering bastardized sutras under my breath, which did nothing to quiet my harping inner critic: All form is emptiness.
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It's the emptiness of his ego that makes the power tripper a power tripper and not just your typical politician or CEO or opinionated uncle.
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It sounds like coercion, a lie sold to women, many whom are seeking love, acceptance, and worth — only to find loneliness, emptiness, and broken pieces.
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During a series of presentations on Thursday, mission scientists described some of their findings, including a variety of "magical landscapes" along with an overall emptiness.
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He told Insider he found himself in a "vacuum of emptiness" when he was discharged, with nobody to talk to about what he'd gone through.
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In fact, I would say the emptiness of this arcade is one of the things an out-of-season seaside town has in its favor.
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In other words, the cells in question stop communicating properly with each other, leading to the dark emptiness that many of us know too well.
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Or its emptiness might remind them of that moment when they packed up to move away from one place (or set of memories) to another.
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Like a former soldier, this middle-aged man grapples with survivor's guilt, and with the sort of emptiness of a battlefield after the war ends.
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They evoke the work of James Turrell in their ability to activate emptiness and raise questions about what truly is the subject of the work.
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And it's not just that the novel is formally unconventional, about a supremely conventional person, or has much to say about repression, subjugation and emptiness.
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Houellebecq's France is culturally exhausted — a land of desperate sex and spiritual emptiness — and so it succumbs to a movement driven by faith and conviction.
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" In a 21946 review, Grace Glueck described Hopper as a "master of loneliness" whose barren landscapes, silent interiors, and pensive figures convey "a haunting emptiness.
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So we took off, driving back to Las Vegas through emptiness so complete that neither the AM or FM radios could pick up a station.
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Salt Lake City, Utah (CNN)How can you fill an emptiness that has always been part of your life and that of your entire family?
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But this bit of bounded space serves mainly to emphasize the unbounded emptiness around it, adding a note of theatricality to the painting's spacey transcendence.
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It's a message that feels particularly powerful because it casts Trump not just as a fearful menace, but as a victim of his own emptiness.
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Joining them means that you are a slave to materialism and to those who buy trophies and trinkets to fill the emptiness of their lives.
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On the opposite side of each banner is an image of an Indian Peace Medal — objects that are, like the treaties, specious for their ultimate emptiness.
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Picqui was everything great in my life, and I cannot imagine the emptiness and the void that I will bear until we are together again someday.
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What Mr. Trump has laid bare is the true emptiness of the Republican Party's commitment to fair elections and its antagonism to the rules of democracy.
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The image has the grand sterility that marks most pictures out of North Korea: the colossal mural, the sparkling clean banister, the eerie sense of emptiness.
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Early in the exhortation, Francis warns Christians to be wary of the way social media can provide a temporary distraction — a Band-Aid for spiritual emptiness.
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In an interview about Frank & Lola, you described your character Frank as having a frightening emptiness inside him that he tried to fill with other people.
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Even moments of intense fear and paranoia are trumped by this blank look, as if Christine is terrified to feel anything other than a deadening emptiness.
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If you don't have a sense of contributing, even if your material needs are met, there can be, in many people, a huge kind of emptiness.
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" Newland Archer sits with Countess Olenska in the Met's vast emptiness and says with resignation, "Ah well — someday, I suppose, it will be a great museum.
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But Lonely Boys never really let things go that easy, it builds to a sugary climax that never comes singing of emptiness amid slowly droning melodies.
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Related: Yasuaki Onishi Sculpts a Space out of Emptiness and Shadows I Meditated Inside NYC's Quietest Art Installation The Walls Have Feelings in Majestic Interactive Room
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Through his collage and digital assemblages, Italian CGI artist Sathyan Rizzo deconstructs the emptiness that exists at the core of materialism and modern day success culture.
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I was a descendant, in a strange way, of that emptiness in the box and it made me reflect on the fragility of my own existence.
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I really do think what I was looking at in that box they first presented to me was this emptiness that exploded into a huge presence.
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Clark's interrogation of these themes only became more refined as the years went by, her fascination with darkness and emptiness channelled into more terrifyingly suffocating stories.
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Does emptiness arouse the unfathomable mysteries of life: what existed before the Big Bang; what lies beyond the edge of space; what happens when we die?
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Too small to consume the picture plane (his head reaches about three-quarters to the top edge), he seems dwarfed by its space, engulfed by emptiness.
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Both series are about families of high-strung fools who try to compensate for the emptiness at their core with the status symbols of extreme wealth.
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I thought about my depression, about the pit of emptiness that had become my mental capacity outside of working and otherwise functioning on a basic level.
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Conceived as a skylit, sonorous room — a temple dedicated to the sun — it was to have "both mass and void, fullness and emptiness," Mr. Girardoni said.
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If I were ever to assume that I had authority over life to take it deliberately, it would, for me, create an irrevocable cavern of emptiness.
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"As feelings of loneliness and emptiness slowly begin to surge upon me, there's one thing that I think about: Continuing to love one woman," he writes.
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"As feelings of loneliness and emptiness slowly begin to surge upon me, there's one thing that I think about: continuing to love one woman," he continued.
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The road heaved, and the bus emerged from a gap in an escarpment into a parched emptiness of plain that stretched to the end of vision.
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They need to stay -- as a reminder -- until the hypocrisy, the emptiness and cynicism that underlie the decision to change the ugly logo are actually banished.
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The protocol itself draws heavily from Japanese Zen Buddhist philosophy and the structure of Japanese tea ceremonies, placing special emphasis on spatial emptiness and ritualized behavior.
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Stepping inside a tower and looking up at its curving sides, illuminated by one long LED light, I felt silenced by the emptiness of the space.
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That's hardly unusual for sci-fi, which often draws on the innate terror of outer space's vast emptiness, perhaps most notably in Ridley Scott's 1979 classic Alien.
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In certain moments, when there's no public or press to perform for, the bright charm he possesses simply turns off, leaving only a sense of emptiness behind.
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There's a strange atmosphere about the place though, a kind of emptiness in the air that's amplified by the monotone clouds overhead—perhaps it's the seasonal flux.
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They're entertaining and engaging experiences, for the most part, not challenges designed to test viewers (even The Neon Demon invites viewers to escape into its glorious emptiness).
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Dread creeps in; the ear instinctively fastens on anything, whether fire-hiss or bird call or susurrus of leaves, that will save it from this unknown emptiness.
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It&aposs not dealing with the emotional issues of the core that are causing that void and that emptiness, which then they self-medicate and become addicted.
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In an office decorated with family photos, football helmets and paintings of Montana landscapes, Mr Bullock wonders whether Montana's emptiness partly explains the state's erratic voting tendencies.
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"What I found through my trips around Shanghai was emptiness filled with fear," she said of capturing her photos, which were taken at different times of day.
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The fact that three successive administrations, Democratic and Republican, have refused to do so, even after the horrors of Maria, points to the emptiness of that hope.
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For them, Mother's Day is an unbearable void, a hopeless feeling of emptiness as they miss the day-to-day joys of watching their children grow up.
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Wanting to die while living among the rich and being one them, perhaps, makes the emptiness of our current setup and its values all the more pronounced.
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Yet the generals seem oblivious to the emptiness of their victory and to the anger the show-vote has stoked among the critics it had to gag.
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But a Conservative member of the upper house of parliament and former government polling adviser, Andrew Cooper, accused Johnson of "moral emptiness" and populism over the remarks.
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Wafts of gangrenous infection wrapped in the rancid stench of overused blood-soaked bandages fused with the smell of a fear fed on the emptiness of hunger.
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That continues and continuing is the part loved just as there is emptiness with an occasion in it, clothes to remove before you ease into a bath.
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Antonio di Benedetto's "Zama" will be published in English next May — a genius novel about emptiness and the Americas that should feel experimental and is mysteriously frenetic.
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Filled with red triangles, covered in orange gouache, or underlined with pink highlighter, they evoke theater curtains, and the slightly ominous emptiness of a stage between shows.
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While I entered noting its emptiness, I exited feeling that cement in my stomach, leaving me unable to grasp those fleeting silhouettes of lost souls in Chicago.
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"'I like feeling that vacuous emptiness in my soul when I realize there are people out there who can do this,'" Waller-Bridge recalled her friend saying.
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While it was obviously nice to have no crowding and queues in the airport, the emptiness made the public-health crisis seem much more immediate and stressful.
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The post-ideological platform on which he ran is starting to reveal itself for what it really is: an emptiness at the heart of his political project.
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They made me want to go to Los Angeles, a city that I didn't know at all but have since come to love for its melancholic emptiness.
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Really, though, all he advertises is the vacuity of his imagination, which he mistakes for the moral emptiness of his characters and the society that spawned them.
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In an age whose surplus — linguistic, economic — often seems to bespeak an underlying emptiness, is it possible for "a profound experience of art" still to mean something?
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When she emerges from the stall, utterly spent, unable to throw up, emptied out of emptiness itself, the rapist's girlfriend is by the sinks reapplying her makeup.
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With every passing generation, those worries of want and struggle have been replaced with a sort of emptiness, a lack of direction, and a lack of purpose.
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Philip might have been having a grand time, but there was an emptiness to it that slowly came to the fore, while Elizabeth might have been an automaton.
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As a cellist, Mr Isserlis was a slow starter: the emptiness of his engagement diary in his 20s made him wonder if he would ever have a career.
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Scientists believe these unusual grains (and they were only able to get 36 of them) come from interstellar space—the huge swaths of relative emptiness between star systems.
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There is still sorrow in the Clouse family, an irreplaceable emptiness, but the parents are learning to live their lives again – in honor of their lost loved ones.
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And each time I had to use my phone, I felt an emptiness inside like, "I want to hold this record in my hands," so I shelled out.
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It tells the story of Victor, who gets an ad sales job at Show but over time becomes depressed with the emptiness of his life, despite the money.
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If he was empty, as he liked to claim, it was not the emptiness of a void but of a stage, where these selves could meet and interact.
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For weeks after her husband's apprehension last spring, Anne Franco would wake up without remembering, reach over to his side of the bed and confront the emptiness anew.
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Vows 6 Photos View Slide Show ' When she broke up with her longtime boyfriend in 2009, Cecilie Wedel was left with trust issues and a feeling of emptiness.
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The emptiness of Jonestown and the knowledge of the atrocities committed on its soil more than 40 years ago continue to haunt those who return to the location.
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" Even as some resolution arrives in the case, the family said, "there is no real relief for our family, only endless grief and emptiness that cannot be filled.
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Few paintings are peopled, with exceptions like "Boulevard des Capucines" (1873-74) and "The Canoe on the Epte" (1890) casting the emptiness of other works in sharp relief.
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Chekhov gets under our skin because he locates the banal emptiness and solipsism of our self-soothing rhetoric (to "be in the moment," to "tend your own garden").
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Just outside of this bustling little town is an emptiness that feels extraterrestrial — an endless vista of barren beauty and natural harshness that is nevertheless accessible by car.
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He doesn't do it, but his failure forces him to reflect on the emptiness of his life: The feeling that his nerve has failed fills him with despair.
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Now we have to figure out how overpruned synapses cause all the diffuse symptoms of the disease—the psychosis, the cognitive collapse, the emotional emptiness, and the withdrawal.
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Mr. Heffernan and Ms. Whelan's priceless line readings remind us that Pinter's ear for the emptiness of social locutions was a match for Noël Coward's and Joe Orton's.
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The week had the same boozy self-indulgence, the same cheek-kissing emptiness of years' past, but it also felt like something was changing, hopefully for the better.
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This city of around 53,25 people is for the moment filled with emptiness — with children out of class and offices unused — and also flooded with the world's humanity.
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It is tempting to say that every painter, alone in the studio, runs the risk of seeing the promise of a blank canvas sink into a recalcitrant emptiness.
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I didn't want to use computer graphics because, really, it is about the character's sensory imagination of what's out there more than the actual emptiness that's in space.
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But the reality is that the emptiness of the administration's upper echelons actually makes it harder for Trump to enact his agenda and change the way Washington works.
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"While many bemoaned the emptiness of image making and the lack of principle in polling, I saw these techniques as inevitable and neutral," Blumenthal writes in The Clinton Wars.
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Environments are huge and monumental, a cross between aztec temples and art deco skyscrapers; the enormity, the emptiness of death is present everywhere in the game's sense of scale.
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Yet this picture, of molecules of nitrogen, oxygen and other gasses ricocheting through emptiness, is a mere 300 or so years old and has its roots in Newton's theories.
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Something tells me absolutely none of these people are among the million-plus users paying Tinder to improve their odds of a match, companionship, and reprieve from life's emptiness.
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"Instantly when you enter this mall you see emptiness," said the 210-year-old Goh, whose shop gave up a quarter of its space last month to cut costs.
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Her plaster casts of interiors are truly stunning to experience, and I'd kill to see what she'd do with the Moon's surface and / or the infinite emptiness of space.
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InSight was pretty safe in the long emptiness of space, but it had a last-miles problem: how to slip through the atmosphere to alight safely on the ground.
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Across the board, mothers of only middle-school-age children reported the highest levels of stress, loneliness and emptiness, and also the lowest levels of life satisfaction and fulfillment.
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When you have voids in your life, it's things that are surrounding you and you have to keep going forward through that emptiness until you reach that next phase.
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The sea of floral tributes outside the Bourse and the equally noticeable emptiness of tourist restaurants showed that the Belgian capital is still in shock after the March attacks.
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One night, Sophie happens to spot him though her window during the witching hour—that eerie emptiness that any child, awake and alone, feels setting in around 5003 am.
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It's the casual dishonesty, the cruelty, the betrayal; and, beneath the betrayal, the emptiness of real ambition: the ambition to do anything useful with office once it is attained.
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Nicholas McMaster: A friend of mine, Michael Sochynsky, who for a while did the band Genghis Tron, came over in high school and brought Napalm Death's Fear, Emptiness, Despair.
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While the area might not have the extreme — and visual — devastation seen in other conflicts, there is an eerie emptiness, with desolate neighborhoods of vacant houses and overgrown gardens.
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Theirs are novels that reveal the emptiness of the old stories, destabilizing our ideas of history rather than affirming them — which is, after all, one purpose of literary fiction.
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Bowie ascended out of this world only a couple short months ago, but the emptiness he left is felt every day, which makes this performance all the more powerful.
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Yet there is a bit of emptiness there, too — a feeling that we're revisiting these deaths for pure spectacle rather than a deep interrogation of the forces behind them.
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One of free diving's central concerns, for example, is keeping your heart rate as low as possible and relaxing deeply, all the better to embrace the essential emptiness inside.
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I find this absolutely hysterical, not only because it's the actual real-life example of the learn to code meme but because it encapsulates the emptiness of Kamala's centrism.
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Almost anywhere else in the world, the falls would have been a major tourist attraction; in the great emptiness of west-central Greenland, it didn't even have a name.
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Behind the silk, I asked two puppeteers to play with shadows to create the impression of a presence so my actor would not be acting in front of emptiness.
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Mad Men could only have been as good as it was if Weiner had both wanted to be Don Draper and gaze at the emptiness in the man's soul.
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What the Balcony Walk (officially part of the W6 hiking route) has is emptiness, with only occasional sightings of both hikers (I saw six all day) and swooping spotted eagles.
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I am a Libra sun with Pisces rising, and as my 40th birthday rapidly approaches, I find myself spiraling further and further into feelings of sadness, loneliness, hopelessness, and emptiness.
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Even so, one may hope that it is still within the reach of those of us conditioned by the speed (and, perhaps, the emptiness) of our constantly beckoning virtual reality.
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When British singer/songwriter Minke delved in for a few fleeting experiences at looking for love in all the digital places, she was struck by the emptiness of the endeavor.
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It is a quintessence of pococurantism, emptiness, surfeit, endless attempts at satiation with material possessions and utter hypocrisy—evidenced in the attempt to promote high moral values to its citizens.
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"We will forever have an emptiness in our hearts because an agent of the U.S. government took Claudia's life in such a horrific and unnecessary way," Gilberto Gomez Vicente said.
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"It's a ghost town," Ali Naji, 33, said as he sat listening to Mexican pop music amid the emptiness of his usually busy convenience store in Brooklyn's Fort Greene neighborhood.
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"The choice you must make is which suffering to avoid: the suffering that love demands and that brings peace, or the suffering that comes from emptiness and feelings of nonfulfillment."
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The halls echoed with emptiness as leaders in both parties had departed hours before and many rank-and-file lawmakers were already on planes back home for the December holidays.
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Now, without wanting to go even further underground, I came to associate that kind of darkness with the the darkness and emptiness that I was feeling myself at the time.
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"I'm not your friend, I'm not your lover, I'm not your family," Lacey screams on one song, the piercing sound of his voice echoing the lonely emptiness of that statement.
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Lane hasn't had any physical sexual side effects, but life is very different: "It's not even like a depression, it's just like a complete emptiness and a numbness," she says.
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It felt like a reward for a very patchy first day, perched in our pedals and roaring across the beautiful emptiness, tilted slightly downhill with the wind in our faces.
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Middle age becomes a concern throughout (Fagen released the album when he was 45, after a lengthy bout of self-examination and writer's block), as does the emptiness of nostalgia.
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That number had declined of late — the works were scattered in museums elsewhere — but the library itself stood as an outpost of learning at the edge of a vast emptiness.
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No other category offers the spectacle of modern ruin at such horrifying scale: the scars of familiar logos on storefronts, the desiccated planters, the sheer volume of emptiness and waste.
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Today, Parcel 403 sits vacant, an exaggerated emptiness haunting the better part of the block between Avenues B and C with its darkened windows, many shattered and boarded with plywood.
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Emad's search for answers, and for something like justice, turns him into a reluctant vigilante, and "The Salesman" is unsparing in its portrayal of the moral emptiness of personal vengeance.
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At first, her husband and she thought her tears were from "the baby blues," a feeling of sadness or emptiness after giving birth that goes away within a few days.
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In the darkened space, there is a moment of solitude within the otherwise crowded confines of a Manhattan museum, the emptiness of the room offering a real opportunity for self-reckoning.
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Her refusal to replace the emptiness at the core of the Holocaust with something graspable results in a very different work from the better-known, more palatable ones by Anselm Kiefer.
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Several Chinese papers have commented on the livestream, with one saying it taps into the "emptiness" of present youth in the country who are addicted to their devices and online videos.
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Killy is as quiet and solemn as ever, and there are plenty of long shots that show the impossibly huge scale of the city and its myriad levels of vast emptiness.
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In the title, "orbit" also refers to the technical name of the skull's eye cavity, and "vanitas" refers to the emptiness of death, as well as the mortality-focused artistic motif.
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In Hereditary, loving care doesn't stop you from hurting the ones you love, or using them as fodder for your own aspirations or to temporarily staunch your personal sense of emptiness.
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Something about floating up there in the vast emptiness above the planet apparently redefines your sense of proportion, of what truly matters in life, of your own importance in the world.
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I wanted to relate to her — not as a mother, because I had a mother — just as somebody who felt the pain and the emptiness that I felt in that time.
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"It's a hard thing to say, but I think he has an emptiness inside of him and a hunger for affirmation that I have never seen in an adult," Comey said.
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It's not Make America Great Again, but it diagnoses a similar feeling of emptiness and lost purpose and reframes it politically, but without the stigmatization and denigration of the already marginalized.
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There is an emptiness in my heart that only her spirit can fill and I pray that I will feel her by my side every single day until we meet again.
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Then something happened—a cloud moved from in front of the sun perhaps, and suddenly in the middle of this emptiness the sun was glinting off a little huddle of houses.
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In that opening shot is the movie in miniature: the emptiness and desolation of dying Texas border towns, barren of life and opportunity, and the desperate acts of its remaining residents.
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Lamenting the emptiness in the liberal Jewish world and the growth of assimilation, he sets us on a path to nowhere with his suggestions for books that only reinforce that idea.
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As residents of Bogotá tried to digest that reality, the hush unnerved some of its more noise-hardened citizens, the strange emptiness a suggestion that something sinister was on its way.
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But the downward arc of corruption from Teapot Dome to Chick-fil-A isn't just telling you about Trump officials' immaturity; it's also a window into the emptiness of their souls.
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"As feelings of loneliness and emptiness slowly begin to surge upon me, there's one thing that I think about: Continuing to love one woman," wrote Maezawa on his website/dating profile.
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After weeks of barber-chair emptiness and a floor sadly clean of shorn hair, Tiny arrived one morning to find a line of men—many sporting unkempt dandruff bushes—waiting outside.
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In a candid moment about the process of making Beyoncé, the singer touched on the emptiness of sacrificing the most important things in life for ephemeral things like trophies and awards.
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This sets the stage for the exhibition, which makes the American West Coast and its many natural marvels seem sublime in its pristine emptiness, a holy land waiting to be conquered.
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It reminds me of The Range or Mount Kimbie, musicians that utilize emptiness as a form of human connection, and there's something a bit alluring with how distant the EP sounds.
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The coastal exodus never reached places like Billings, and all that developer money bought was a cluster of unfinished towers, whole suburbs curled up like shrimp tails around their own emptiness.
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Yet, slight animations like flags rippling in the wind and trees waving gently highlight their emptiness — a markedly different strategy for conveying their surreality from Carlos Monteiro's de Chirico computer game.
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We'd be remiss not to mention the emptiness we'll feel come this time next year, when it won't be the Obamas wishing us a happy holidays, but rather a certain...other family.
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But Jordano's lens is biased toward Detroit's uncanny and gripping emptiness — and it is absolutely true that he has no shortage of barren, semi-industrial, semi-pastoral subjects from which to choose.
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At 41, the author is himself afflicted by "a disconcerting mixture of nostalgia, regret, claustrophobia, emptiness and fear", beneath which lie "questions of loss and regret, success and failure...mortality and finitude".
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The moody "Big God", co-written by Jamie XX, is a dark chant about how women deal with the emptiness of virtual communication and unreturned text messages in the form of "ghosting".
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For all you know, behind their joyful, exotic holiday snaps may lie private turmoils, and their latest designer purchases could be little more than a superficial cover for a painful emptiness beneath.
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"How can one express the extreme loss of someone so close to you, the extreme emptiness that one feels now and forever," he wrote in a letter, according to the Miami Herald.
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A certain level of vacuity is clearly part of the shtick -- especially for those expected to hate-watch the show -- but "Kylie" pushes emptiness toward its limits even by reality-TV standards.
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I've learned that for the families of homicide victims, after an execution, rather than feeling the long sought sense of relief they expected, very often they are left, instead, with unresolved emptiness.
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Then they clean up and pack up their things and return the desert to its state of vast emptiness, as if Black Rock City and all it contained had been a mirage.
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The sex between Lucy and Theo is described less as a materialistic evaluation than as an enchantment, an embrace of and escape from all the emptiness the universe can throw their way.
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Opinion by: Krystal Ball Opinion by: Saagar Enjeti A day or so has passed, so the full emptiness of Kamala Harris's appearance on the debate stage has finally settled in my mind.
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In every Strout book, there's a story that makes me feel a profound, echoing emptiness, like a long shadow that chills you to the core and leaves as quickly as it arrived.
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As much as the work points to the existence of the viewer, the phenomenal body in space, it summons a feeling of emptiness, of solitude among the clusters of angelic dead reeds.
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The exhibition, Acceptance, consists of four new wooden sculptures by the Iranian artist, in which the central force of the work is not mass or volume but pure space, emptiness, a void.
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In addition to the Mounds, the exhibition features other recurring characters in the Moundverse — for instance, the Mounds' natural antagonists, "the Vegans," who love tofu, order, and emptiness, and can't see color.
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" The "elder brother" has left and forgotten "his homeland," while the Kong Po is the land of snake-monk Nagarjuna who left the "center" to pursue a philosophy of śunyata, or metaphysical "emptiness.
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The paranoia and emptiness finally got to be too much, and I decided to seek help, making a call to a therapist to ask about sliding scale prices for sessions, my voice shaking.
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And instead of taking Reeves' emptiness as a given, The Matrix uses it as a starting point for a story about someone whose life is an illusion, an empty shell, void of meaning.
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Paying lip service to the immigration issue in the summer when tensions are high and then not clarifying where you stand in the fall are exactly the same position of opportunism and emptiness.
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Indeed, some of the very best American films — including the granddaddy of them all, Citizen Kane — are fundamentally about trying to solve the aching emptiness at the center of some white guy's soul.
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Julia's single-minded focus on sex would feel off-putting, and the book shallow, if Rathbone weren't so clear-eyed about where that focus comes from: namely, a sense of emptiness and stuntedness.
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Watch VICE go backstage with queens from RuPaul's Drag Race: "I just noticed there was an emptiness with creativity and performance art happening in Brooklyn," Merrie Cherry said of why she started DRAGnet.
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Tobias Gremmler captured the motion of kung fu and then recreated it with different digital variations: as a fabric weaved over time, expanding into emptiness, reconstructing shapes from motion, and so much more.
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" Fernandez, on the other hand, recognizes that a new baby won't fix the fact that JJ is gone, but she hopes it will "fill some emptiness in our lives and in our family.
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In the western outposts of the Elmuthaleth—Alkonost and others— they watched for the heat-distorted silhouettes of camel trains to emerge from the emptiness as they always had,but they did not.
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The movie seems to nod to the emptiness of society's obsession with beauty—which is apparently a news flash to Refn—but its own vapidity far exceeds anything it might ostensibly be satirizing.
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Through this steadily-rising dramatic action, Shishkin touches upon cinema's ability to induce the wonder, reverence, fear, and emptiness in space, for those of us who haven't had the chance to visit yet.
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I spend a lot of time in them and am always struck by their emptiness especially when you come back late at night and are confronted by stacks of identical corridors and rooms.
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More surprising is the decision to let blank space predominate on nearly every page, a strategy that symbolically isolates Fausto within his world and makes visible the emptiness of his relationship to it.
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My studio is no more than enclosed emptiness, a cube of uncluttered quiet warmth in which I can collect my thoughts and try to marshal them into that difficult form called the novel.
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This film will give you the Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet romance that you crave, but with less lighthearted courtship and more "hopeless emptiness," as Winslet's character April calls it in the film.
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Aveta presents places, such as a former detention center, where crimes were committed under the last dictatorship, and the emptiness evoked by the uninhabited interiors suggest what was lost due to state violence.
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Considering the complete emptiness of the MFA department, Vice Dean Bustamante was put in the extremely challenging role of building a program amid complex and fraught relationships in and outside of the institution.
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Paula's a paralegal at a strip-mall law firm, slowly driving herself crazy because none of her work challenges her: "Every morning I wake up with an emptiness and a longing," she says.
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But I soon began to see each part of the landscape within the context of a migrant's journey: The underbrush was thorny, the creatures poisonous, and the silence of the wide emptiness eerie.
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By Friday, commuters arriving at Grand Central Terminal paused as they entered the main concourse — stunned by its emptiness, the usual din quieted by stay-at-home orders from companies and the government.
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By Friday, commuters arriving at Grand Central Terminal paused as they entered the main concourse — stunned by its emptiness, the usual din quieted by stay-at-home orders from companies and the government.
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That's how it is for practically all of the characters in this series: They seem to exist in a state of permanent post-apocalyptic emptiness, defined by a feature or two at most.
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And, in a scene worthy of The Innocents Abroad, he proceeded to tell of the emptiness and ruin and disappointment that met Mark Twain when he traveled to the Holy Land that year.
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For Zachary Mason, a computer scientist as well as the author of three works of fiction, ancient myth is an opportunity to explore the emptiness of life and the infinite variety of narrative.
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Artists, including Willem de Kooning, Jackson Pollock, Ad Reinhardt, Philip Guston, and John Cage, took a liking to the many lectures on Zen's principles: its embrace of emptiness, chance, and oneness with nature.
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In exploring her attraction to emptiness for "Moon Fate Sin," Ms. Walsh turned to early psychoanalytic theory, occultist concepts and questions of what it means to escape one's material body, or to try.
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However, the enormous investments made by edge providers in online video since the 6900 election — which made it almost certain that such ISP regulation would be reversed — prove the emptiness of that claim.
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What makes him deserving of the first comprehensive retrospective of his work is that he was an earnest trickster; he meant to make the vapid emptiness of bourgeois standards palpable to the viewer.
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It certainly has some wondrous rock formations and a rugged beauty and remote emptiness that I admire, but I did not initially think it would ever, as I wrote, take my breath away.
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Outside, the tall buildings and cobblestone streets at the epicenter of the financial world were a canyon of emptiness, and on the hour the bells of Trinity Church rang for those still left.
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Both "The Price" (1968) and "The American Clock" (1980) consider the legacy of the Great Depression, a time when cherished American creeds of hope and self-reliance seemed to be swallowed into emptiness.
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Their passive emptiness suggests to me that Rondinone's romantic, nature-based art might be better served by moving past formal interests in Minimalism and confronting particular challenges and ideas specific to the Anthropocene.
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It's frigid, yes, but it is also a place of profound emptiness, a void full of nothing but the awareness that the overwhelming majority of all existence is indifferent to humanity and its struggles.
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Three of the four artists employed the frames to display their artworks, however Renato Dib's "Cubic Emptiness" (Cúbico Vazio, 2018) was the only work to fully integrate the cube frame into the piece itself.
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"Shoah" was full of images of emptiness, whether railway wagons, or roads, or forests, or simply the eyes of interviewees suddenly remembering and staring fixedly at the camera, as at the face of death.
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From time to time, we all fall victim to what life coach Christine Hassler dubs the "rinse and repeat lifestyle" — essentially getting stuck in a rut, which can result in unhappiness, emptiness, and boredom.
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" Cazenove first cites Jacques Aumont's theory of the cinematic object, but after a winding journey he concludes that a blue box in a pivotal scene simply "refers to the emptiness of death and destruction.
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As surprising as this still sounds to the political class, it's the most dramatic evidence yet of a thesis long championed by Trump's campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway: the emptiness of the notion of electability.
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Ted knows only what he can infer from callers' words, and the film emphasizes this by sketching events in thin outlines against black emptiness, sometimes changing them as his understanding of the situation evolves.
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I always felt this sense of emptiness on the inside and knew that, deep down, I would probably die if I didn't do something about it, because I was going down a bad path.
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What would possess even the maddest of mad scientist to strip away the comforting bulk of a plane and replace it with nothing but the angry clouds and frigid emptiness of the inhospitable skies.
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But in running his norm-breaking campaign, Donald J. Trump shined a light on a larger truth: Voters have had it with the artifice, emptiness and elements of corruption that pervade the country's politics.
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For just a minute, fingers dragging the smudging glass, now knee-height, looking down at the overlit off-season emptiness, I felt like I just might fall, like I just might be pulled back.
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AFTER TOSSING OUT her furniture following a bad breakup with her live-in boyfriend in 2006, Shanan Campanaro, a California-bred artist and graphic designer based in Brooklyn, needed something to mask the emptiness.
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And there's no better way to talk about that emptiness than to consider just how poorly SNL handles the current occupant of the White House, even as it clearly wants to say something daring.
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Words cascade from that pinched mouth and they mean nothing, because when a man of moral emptiness tries to exhort a nation to moral greatness the only thing communicated is pitiful, almost comical, hypocrisy.
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"As feelings of loneliness and emptiness slowly begin to surge upon me, there's one thing that I think about: continuing to love one woman," 44-year-old Maezawa wrote Thursday in an online appeal.
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But it's a song turned inside-out, with its looped six-beat punching-bag rhythm in the foreground and ambiguous chords wafting in and out as Eustis sings about time, war and lingering emptiness.
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It's the story of a man who discovers the source of his emptiness, the reason why his life is so blank — and, eventually, decides to fight back, bending space around his body in the process.
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In this emptiness a number of parasitic organisms sprung up including sites like Gizmodo and TechCrunch, micro-celebrity systems like Instagram and Vine, and sites catering to a different consumer, sites like InfoWars and Stormfront.
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The emptiness found at the heart of this painting is prevalent to a greater and lesser degree in all of the work, most often merged with self-conscious charm buttressed by a bit of theory.
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That feeling of emptiness usually so synonymous with waking up on the Saturday of an international weekend was conspicuous by its absence, as droves of us bought into the Icelandic, Northern Irish and Albanian dreams.
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The first thing I noticed at the Chipotle on St. Marks Place in Manhattan when I arrived at peak lunch hours was the health grade: A. The second thing I noticed was its distinct emptiness.
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I don't make a habit of playing such games much, mind; but I do dabble enough to have reached the end of the year with a feeling of emptiness when it comes to interactive chills.
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It makes perfect sense that the exhibition ends on a flat note, and a vast emptiness, with a tiny antechamber dominated by 14 black-and-white photographs taken from outer space during the Apollo missions.
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When he tells us that the first weeks and months he spent in Manchester were "a time of remarkable silence and emptiness," he simultaneously discloses and hides what must have been an intensely lonely period.
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At the footprint of each tower, north and south, a vast square emptiness is bound by four walls of falling water, the pool below pouring into a smaller central void that flows out of sight.
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Though "The Irishman" is set within a familiar milieu of mobsters with boat-size cars, all captured in artful camera movements, its three-and-a-half-hour runtime immerses us in this world's punishing emptiness.
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But he also wanted to weave in scenes from leftist movements around the world from that time, he said, as a way of exploring the emptiness many feel once the dust of revolutionary ardor settles.
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As I stood on that hill, I realized that I was looking at something, was about to drive down into something, unlike anything I had ever seen before, in its emptiness, its loneliness, its isolation.
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They recount the emptiness left by immigration, the women left behind by men seeking a better life beyond war-torn Lebanon, the parents abandoned by children desperate to fulfill the dreams they had been denied.
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On the ground: The city seems filled with emptiness — with children out of class and offices unused — but the well-wishers from abroad are flooding it with the world's humanity, writes our Australia bureau chief.
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The first showing for the latest reinvention of the storied label, whose past looms large over all of fashion, took place at its historic Paris shop, whose emptiness seemed slightly creepy, all concrete and glass.
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In an interview with Reuters Weinstein's spokesman Juda Engelmayer said that Weinstein "can go stir crazy just staring at the emptiness" of his hospital room and is overwhelmed with the gravity of his coming sentence.
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The exception is Eggert, whose quiet eloquence serves as an anchor even when her face is drained of visible emotion, an emptiness that makes its flashes of animation more effective than they might otherwise be.
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It was removed months later, but the gash along the coast remained for years, the emptiness above the rehabilitated pier an ever-present reminder of the worst natural disaster to strike New Jersey in decades.
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Emptiness is, to some degree, South Dakota's natural condition: It is the 2500th-largest state in the country but has only the 280th-largest population — the square mileage of Senegal, the people of Fort Worth.
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We are faced with the uncomfortable truth that both artists are creating distinct forms of nothing and emptiness — one through the brute force of classical beauty and the other through poetic, temporary gestures in detritus.
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Not so with the shot of Malcolm's blasted house: the feeling, the narrative, and the riveting significance emerge from the picture's blankness and emptiness, its avowal of all that is shattered and abandoned — and obscure.
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Mountains give way to cities as skyscrapers and shopping malls rise like "modern day mirages of economic progress and development, stuck between the emptiness of the desert and the shells of a modern city," he says.
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Conner is a cosmological artist intent on making connections and uncovering mysteries, while Koons is a slave to materialism and those who buy his shiny trophies and massive trinkets to fill the emptiness in their lives.
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Cary Grant, one of Hollywood's greatest leading men, was always discomfited by the disconnect he felt between his public image — debonair, to the same degree that Napoleon could be called powerful — and a nagging internal emptiness.
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"Back then I felt an emptiness inside of me, and I reached for so many things — a person, a substance, a behavior — to fill that void," she told Glamour of her life leading up to treatment.
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No one in love is truly happy, they're just terrified the love bubble is going to burst and they're going to be alone again, masturbating to fill the emptiness during those ten second Netflix episode breaks.
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But fundamentally it follows the chronology of the experience, from a real lack of awareness to all of the facts I'm ever able to gain, which is fairly early on, to the power of the emptiness.
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Francis, who led a procession along the streets of Aventine Hill before saying the Mass, urged his listeners to beware "the emptiness of everything that is instantaneous, momentary and fleeting" and not forget tenderness and compassion.
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But Ander Mikalson chose the cheerfully futile psychoanalytic route, numbering and labeling her varieties of discomfort as 50 gouache and pastel drawings of the movie's passing shadows, as if for some study of emptiness endlessly deferred.
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I agreed that was at the core of Ben — the emptiness in the modern man who has materialistic abundance, who can accomplish anything he sets his mind to, yet emotionally he is unable to do anything.
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And I know the point of Irwin's discs is that they interact with light, which allows them to express their shadows, and they require space, which activates the emptiness in which they should appear to hover.
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Wheels LAS VEGAS — On the final day of move-out for the Auto Collections at the Linq Hotel & Casino, Rob Williams sat at a lonely wooden desk on one end of 217,2000 square feet of emptiness.
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There are some things that suck the life out of you, that make you feel smaller and less human, that alienate you from yourself; they calcify your fear and carve a monument out of your emptiness.
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If the orbiter entered Mars' gravity at the wrong angle, off by so much as one degree, it would either crash onto the surface of Mars or fly right past it, lost in the emptiness of space.
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The pink density of this void is hard to read as being located anywhere but inside the body, and the rectangle, though it could be a painting, looks more like the violently imposed emptiness that precedes one.
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They really loved each other and losing her is essential to Nick's story because her absence creates emptiness, which invents space for him to start asking questions about who he really is and what he's capable of.
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I finished it a few weeks ago, and since then, I've felt this unexpected emptiness that, while somewhat embarrassing to admit, is no less palpable for its relative triviality versus the myriad ills of The Real World.
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She senses emotional nuance in a photo, and quickly finds others conveying the same vibe — the "emptiness" of a solitary woman, standing against a solid backdrop; a large table, bare of all but an item or two.
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Its art is strikingly lifelike, beautifully rendering the emptiness of a ruined space station that players must float through as astronauts, propelling themselves between oxygen bottles while staying away from hard walls that could crack a spacesuit.
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After watching the livestream, I was left with a terrible feeling of emptiness as I looked down at my notes from the event and realized I hadn't written down a single thing: there was nothing to record.
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" Descriptions of light and dark then encapsulate the 'catch me self-medicating with food/booze/partying' emptiness you're left with when a real love is lost: "You're taking the light / Letting the shadows inside / Swiftly / You're vanishing.
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I've found that people typically purchase impulsively for one of two reasons: to counteract a sense of emptiness, boredom or a void in their lives; or because they are not fully focused while they're making a purchase.
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Another said that while she was with a group of other clerks at a hotel in San Francisco in 2012, Kozinkski told her that, due to the emptiness of the hotel gym, she should work out naked.
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It doesn't feel like there's a lot of room for hope on Contact—not in the vacant clangs of its sonics, certainly, and not in its lyrics, which seem to reflect humanity's worst qualities: emptiness, enmity, greed.
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HAPPY END Michael Haneke returns to several of his favorite themes — voyeurism, hypocrisy, the moral emptiness of the bourgeoisie and the loneliness of death — in a movie that, understandably, struck many critics at Cannes as a retread.
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Compare that to the meandering emptiness of a random sea monster attack, or an overlong drama in which a man in a VR simulation believes he's a boat while researchers attempt to snap him out of it.
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And while we've come up with many other reasons why — to show off to their friends on social media, to fill the emptiness in their souls — the positive effect plants can have on people is well-documented.
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"I wanted his surroundings to be an expression of the emptiness of his soul," Murphy said, adding that he had been inspired by the bleak interiors in the work of the 19th-century Danish painter Vilhelm Hammershoi.
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The blank and baffling overstatement of it—the First Lady personally sifting plastic dandruff onto a spruce, as one does, the simultaneous clutter and emptiness, the combination of voluminousness and absence—might be poignant under other circumstances.
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Set amid the arid emptiness of California's Salton Sea, its almost alien landscape in perfect harmony with the movie's title, the filament of story unfolds through the teenage eyes and low-key narration of Mickey (Jeffrey Wahlberg).
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The concept of this secret temple is fascinating and moving to DeSousa (one of the sub-series is titled "The Temple of Bliss and Emptiness") in her consideration of what is transcendental and what is intimately human.
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When you have a speech to give next month, each day you don't work on it brings a creeping sense of emptiness, like a dementor is sucking the joy from the air around you (look it up — now!).
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When I had my first Stan's donut, I was compelled to admit to myself that LA wasn't simply the place of emptiness and anomie that New Yorkers like myself, raised on Woody Allen movies, imagined it to be.
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Instead, by refusing to provide you with a purpose, it forces you to reconcile with the essential emptiness of its universe, with the pointlessness of a game whose only reward is the opportunity to continue playing the game.
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" It spent considerable time arguing that the core of the ecological crisis was a "spiritual crisis in modern civilization that seems to be based on an emptiness at its center and the absence of a larger spiritual purpose.
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Across more than fifty years, writing in Romanian and French, Cioran focused on despair and emptiness with the relentless of a bloodhound on the trail of a criminal, which, in this case, was life and all its illusions.
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"It fills the emptiness because it provides distraction and stimulation," he told me, and mentioned that, these days, the only way he can get his students to concentrate in class is by dropping references to the latest celebrities.
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"If I'm not depressed and I'm on and I can focus and I can think through something hard and without interruption and without existential emptiness that comes from depression, that gives me — not mania," she told Rolling Stone.
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Not in a sedate or relaxing way, but the way that sometimes you feel like you are clinging to emptiness with all your willpower, always on the verge of letting it slip away and having something else intrude.
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"Who would speak of these things when we were gone?" he asks in a wistful key, ticking off things that seem irrevocably past: the native people, the first sighting of a steamship, the "old emptiness" of the West.
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Nothing earthshaking happens, because the song is an ode not to fantasy or salvation but to the actual complex grain of adult life: melancholy, emptiness, chance, failure, embarrassment, and — somehow, in spite of it all — meaningful human connection.
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At the current pace, Mr. Trump's American greatness project may never get off the ground, remaining no more than a slogan on red hats, a testament to the emptiness of his populist promises to help the forgotten workers.
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The mid-20th-century German philosopher Martin Heidegger refers to this as the "thrownness" of the world, the frantic way we fill up the world in order to compensate for what sometimes feels like a yawning emptiness within.
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Joe tries to get deep into the darkness on the other side of his eyes, tries to see what was always on the other side of a hit, tries to see that nothingness and emptiness aren't the same shit.
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The curators, Adam Caruso, Peter St John and Marcus Taylor, would rather like to guide that contemplation however: they have already listed several meanings that the emptiness might have, including "abandonment, reconstruction, sanctuary, Brexit, isolation, colonialism and climate change".
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She's seen too much—walls covered in bootprints, cars performing aerial maneuvers that defy both man and God, other people's PUBG usernames—and she needs to shield her eyes lest she disturb others with the dead emptiness they betray.
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In an industry where an ever-increasing demand for "more" characterizes mainstream design philosophy, creator Ben Esposito created the Millennial equivalent of a Buddhist game — teaching us to let all things disappear into an ever-expanding hole of emptiness.
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Channelling that Werner Herzog nihilism spirit, Pang makes it sound like the unicorn frap threatens our humanity, epitomizing the fundamental emptiness of capitalism that strips us of our individuality by making us succumb to a social media popularity contest.
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The unstable universe It's commonly understood that a vacuum is a region of total emptiness, so it's confusing to think that our entire universe which contains planet earth, distant galaxies and everything in between is almost entirely a vacuum.
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On the religious conception, regardless of how satisfying and emancipated our shared life becomes, we're always going to long for something beyond this world, for eternal rest, whether the emptiness and stillness of nirvana or the harmony of heaven.
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"Now we find an emptiness in exactly the opposite direction, which provides a 'push' in the sense of a lack of pull," said Brent Tully, one of the study authors and an astronomer at the Institute for Astronomy in Honolulu.
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By photographing women with shared experience holding a mirror in front of their wombs, she creates images that endeavour to illustrate what it feels like to live with the emptiness left behind in the place where a child once grew.
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Blachford's images marry architecture in Tokyo from the metabolist period, with cool-toned, cinematic lighting and an eerie emptiness for results that look like they were pulled straight from the set of a high-budget Hollywood science-fiction film. —L.
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It may be a case of a man who became a movie star in the last century adjusting badly to a world where the internet's real-time reaction machine can expose someone's intellectual failings and emptiness with one viral video.
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This is about the intellectual and moral emptiness of the GOP as a whole Paul Ryan, who was chairman of the House Budget Committee before he became speaker in 2015, has long advocated for cutting programs that help Americans in need.
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Yet over the course of the work, doubt creeps into the ritual, both musically and textually, and the structure of the Mass completely falls apart and disintegrates as the celebrant comes to terms with his own crumbling faith and moral emptiness.
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Kenneth Branagh's beloved detective character is starting to lose his memory and is experiencing blackouts, so if you like your richly told Scandinavian detective stories with a side of "oh god, the cruel emptiness comes for us all," you're in luck.
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Fear of narcissism is a little different than fear of sociopathy or psychopathy; it's about fakeness, and performance, about the possibility that someone can seem to have a warm, charming surface, but under the surface, total absence of empathy, total emptiness.
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I guess the lyrics are about being in that emptiness and trying to remember what anything and everything feels like: the power and the strength that can grow out of solitude and the uncertainty you feel when left alone with yourself.
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She walks around with it in her flesh, that sting, the itchy consciousness of something desisted from, a possibly harmful habit that leaves an emptiness in its place, like giving up smoking and not knowing what to do with your hands.
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In composing "Singularity," he switched software, from Logic to Ableton, which gives him even more fine-grained control over timbre, and a single song might often contain more than a hundred individual tracks, carefully mixed to create an illusion of emptiness.
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The videos, heavy on Southern gothic imagery, are broken up with title cards that play on the Kübler-Ross model of grief — intuition, denial, anger, apathy, emptiness, accountability, reformation — as Beyoncé addresses years of tabloid speculation about her marriage head-on.
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What he's not necessarily known for is his obsession with black metal, which began in earnest a few years ago and has since culminated with a production credit on Not For Music, the forthcoming album from Belgian black metal bizarros Emptiness.
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But once it becomes evident that the ship ejected its fuel when it hit the debris, it is impossible to dream away brutal reality: Without fuel, the Aniara and its passengers are doomed to drift in the infinite emptiness of space.
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As early as the 1950s, when she overlaid a slate gray board with scumbles of white and black (all her paintings are untitled), Ms. Brunschwig forswore the strategies of both figuration and gestural abstraction in favor of speechless evocations of emptiness.
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But that emptiness has never felt as melancholy to me as it did when I walked into the Egyptian artist Mahmoud Khaled's debut American show, "I Want You to Know That I Am Hiding Something From You," at Helena Anrather.
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Mr. Lewis, bringing refinement and delicacy to a Grieg concerto that in some hands can sound brawny, dotted his first-movement cadenza with what felt like vast expanses of emptiness, as if pulling the work a few decades forward, toward Ravel.
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"The void" is how Andrew Bolton, chief curator of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute and the man behind the museum's ambitious Comme des Garçons show, describes these holes — emphasizing the importance of nothingness, or emptiness, in Kawakubo's concepts.
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In the "battle between the television and the fridge" — the tension between propaganda-fueled public jingoism and worsening economic environment — half-emptiness of the latter is compensated by scrapped internet neutrality and more disinformation being disseminated by state-run media.
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There is little in the way of open sadness in this book; after her husband's assassination, she turns to the project of creating the King Center as a monument to him, filling the emptiness with boxes of his notes and speeches.
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Its entire cinematographic palette, so unusual when the show debuted in 2015, is an ode to the power of negative space on even the smallest of screens, to the way that humans can feel swallowed up by emptiness so very easily.
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This is where the subtext of their toxic dynamic becomes text: Rebecca has outsourced her id to Paula so that she can feel virtuous, and Paula has delighted in taking it on to fill an emptiness in her own life.
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They occasionally indulge the celestial glissandos you might imagine, but more often they embrace a more complicated tonality and melancholic pace—the predominant moods seem to be confusion, uneasiness, on songs like the spare closer "Cats," I hear emptiness and loss.
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What he's not necessarily known for is his obsession with black metal, which began in earnest a few years ago and has since culminated with a production credit on Not For Music, the forthcoming album from Belgian black metal bizarros Emptiness.
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It is difficult to accept the enormous panoramas of emptiness contributed by men like Clyfford Still and Mark Rothko, or the tangled skein-of-wool panels of Jackson Pollock as works blazing new trails for meaningful creative expression in the future.
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Seeing our reflection creates "a form of silence and emptiness and loneliness," he said in an interview for Bits & Pieces Put Together to Present a Semblance of a Whole, a 22014 collection catalogue for the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis.
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Before their game against Carpi last night, AC Milan appeared to perform a haka – more commonly associated with the all-conquering New Zealand rugby side – and the reactions have ranged from disgust to feelings of emptiness at the world we live in. Why?
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It was handed to me by a guy named Buck who lived out in the emptiness of eastern Nevada, where he spent his time taming wild horses, making exploding shotgun shells, and shooting at RC Cola cans from his living room window.
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When the final episode of Game of Thrones airs, it's likely people will be sitting on the edge of their seats, with tears streaming down their face, and a growing sense of emptiness inside from knowing that this beloved show is over forever.
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This is not the book of instruction I had intended but this is when the emptiness noticed its own beginning like that church I saw when I was young that was simply melting This is for those who would not name that building.
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Because the problems are trapped within the individuals, for instance, Jongsu is poor and seems to be trapped in a hopeless situation, and then there's Ben, who has everything, drives a Porsche, makes his own pasta—but he still has this emptiness.
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Did you perhaps feel an emptiness in your heart that could only be filled by the image of Rihanna, decked out in warm tones, gold jewellery and an off-the-shoulder crop that puts all your recent gingham "cold shoulder" tops to shame?
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Starting with 290's Fear, Emptiness, Despair and ending with 20123's Words from the Exit Wound, these albums were bereft of the band's signature speed and, in its place, was the kind of groove-oriented sound that had come into vogue.
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Lamster says his architecture is really all about the idea of the void, which seems a bit too easy, a bit too close to saying he was trying to fill an internal emptiness, which on some level is the case for everyone.
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My mother remembers when they imprisoned her father along with other Jews, remembers her mother going every day to the jail where he was being held, remembers the emptiness the family felt the morning after her cousins escaped over the border to Iran.
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The episodes evoke a compelling sense of place, from the spiritual emptiness of the Russian Baltic Sea exclave Kaliningrad to the absurdity of Moldova's impoverished breakaway region Transnistria, largely run by a sprawling private company — a "state within a nonstate," MacLean calls it.
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Titled The Atlas of Emptiness and Extremity (219–2019), this 30-year project brought him to a series of perilous locales — and led to several near-death experiences — as he retraced the colonial routes of figures like Christopher Columbus and Ferdinand Magellan.
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Before the movie "Beach Rats" opened late in the summer, the advance buzz was about Harris Dickinson, the up-and-coming British actor playing a closeted gay Brooklyn youth struggling with his sexuality and the emptiness of his day-to-day life.
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" The museum is going on tour in the US from August through October of this year, and in New York, Fresh Window gallery will present nothing by artist Robert Irwin, who on the No Show Museum's website falls under "nothing as emptiness.
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There's a weird emptiness to this entire performance that's largely to do with the fact that pop-punk shows flourish when they're in sweaty box venues that are way, way over their 150 capacity – not a half-empty amphitheater in the middle of the afternoon.
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The update is great but I have yet to find the giant ice wall that's preventing all of life from sliding off the side of the flat earth and onto the back of the giant turtle we're riding through the vast emptiness of space.
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And listen to the nineteen-thirties tango that starts up, with couples dancing beneath a street lamp; suddenly, one by one, the women are left alone, clutching at emptiness where their partners ought to be—a reference to Russian menfolk, heading off to war.
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I just hope that if people can start to see the emptiness behind these figures in the news, then maybe investigative journalists can shine a light on the next strata of people behind them, the people who are not going to let you film them.
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And all of this visual thematic filmmaking comes to a brilliant head in one scene — in which the professor, Quadri, suspecting that Marcello's visit has a darker purpose, jovially confronts him with an allegory of Marcello's own moral emptiness — the famous allegory of Plato's cave.
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The only completed element appears to be the ceremonial platform from which Mr. Sisi will one day inaugurate his alternative metropolis, a stony mound thrust high into the air that overlooks a neat grid of parking spaces and helipads in the foreground, and emptiness beyond.
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Concentric ovals of black and of a rich, orange-y yellow, with irregular breaks, stains and overlaps, create a strangely stately sense of motion: As foreground and background seem to slowly change places, the piece's central black oval becomes an emptiness that's also an object.
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But mastering the art of captaining a sky locomotive and exploring the vast emptiness of space isn't all that much fun, and you could be forgiven for thinking that Sunless Skies is hiding a dearth of narrative behind a vast empty spaces and frequent setbacks.
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The medium shots of the testifying characters with other people known to us showing their complete lack of poker faces in the viewing gallery made for a terrifically theatrical sort of experience, capturing all the pomp and emptiness of a Congressional hearing that is going nowhere.
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