| Have we not to deplore the objectless character of our prayer-meetings? |
| He is otherworldly, but not nearly as otherworldly as his art. James Turrell calls himself a painter in light and has spent his career creating an objectless art that seems to be made of solid light. |
| Twice he turned away and returned to make some objectless remark to me. |
| How question Shakespeare's sympathy for such a youthful, noble victim who would, I think, find any one of the situations awaiting him far in excess of any objectless feeling? |
| He wandered about the town in an objectless way hour after hour, and then went home. |
| Mystical illumination, then, unlike objectless contemplation, is inherently of the nature of a gift. |
