endlessness

This was what the endlessness of the night had meant.

The endlessness of his own personal story appalled him suddenly.

Endlessness, in fact, is one of the principal themes here.

"And what if we go astray out there in that endlessness?"

I seem to have a body that stretches into endlessness."

But above, or between, or perhaps through all the rest, I knew endlessness.

In the end, though, the end of endlessness, he worked out the answer.

I spent most of it staring out at the endlessness that is Beijing.

It is an all-encompassing endlessness that never had a beginning and will not have an end.

Similarly, the idea of endlessness can also be found.

This created a situation of endlessness and hopelessness, as Winters indicated.

There were other worlds, an endlessness of them.

And the heart wears away under the endlessness of its anxieties:

The power of great novels is their mimicry of endlessness.

What you see are endlessness and far horizons.

This was a fragile endlessness, soon followed by an onrushing of events that would part them for decades.

Such is the endlessness, yea, the intolerableness of all earthly effort.

There's an endlessness to the water when you look at the river from the West Side Highway.

For some moments Rhodan stared out into the endlessness of space.

He sent it up higher and still higher, but below him the sea stretched out in seeming endlessness.

"I love the endlessness of it," he says.

A thousand feet below him, the water stretched on in apparent endlessness, but he was in no hurry.

This reversal is testimony both to the endlessness of the culture wars and to the changed landscape of battle.

"It just adds to the endlessness of it."

Even with their iridium armor, the heat of the stars and the far greater endlessness of space defeat them.