blankness

A sort of dusky blankness invests the establishment, which has often a rather imbecile old age.

There was the lake, first gleaming with the sun, then with long shadows afloat and stretching, and at the last plunged in vacant blankness.

She gave me a look that I remarked at the moment; then, visibly, with a quick blankness, seemed to try to take it back.

Then again indifference and blankness came upon him, and he could only move feebly on, seeing everything in a blur and mist.

It was in their faces, the blankness, the deep intellectual repose of the twenty years of country-house visiting which had given them pleasant intonations.

Chính trên khuôn mặt họ, sự trống rỗng, sự thư thái trí tuệ sâu sắc của hai mươi năm thăm quê hương đã mang lại cho họ những ngữ điệu dễ chịu.dịch máy, chưa biên tập

"To go all amongst strangers!" sobbed Bessie; and her philosophy quite failed her when that prospect recurred in its dreadful blankness.

Morris shook his head to convey the blankness of his ignorance, whereupon other men addressed him, also in northern tongues.

I drove home with a sense of blankness upon me.

Darsie looked at him with satisfaction, but with a disconcerting blankness of mind as to what to say first.

A sort of blankness came over the sisters' faces,--a sudden dying out of the brightness and fun.

The Sunday was passed in all that blankness of funeral grief which is absolutely necessary on such occasions.

Blankness, futility, an existence which meant nothing, and could come to nothing, was what remained to her now.