namelessness

His namelessness is explained purrfectly: cats know who they are, so they don't need names, unlike easily confused and self-conscious humans.

slayground: Favorite Fictional Felines Little Willow 2006

It bothered Minyard, “this kind of disregard,” the namelessness of it all.

The Lampshade Mark Jacobson 2010

Her namelessness has made her, for some, a representative of 19th-century womanhood.

Ten of the best nameless protagonists in literature 2010

The namelessness of James's narrator seems fitting in a tale of genteel deceit.

Ten of the best nameless protagonists in literature 2010

She was, as usual, generally friendly and polite, but she slipped in one dig: the namelessness of the nineties, she said, spoke volumes about the aimlessness of the administration.

The Great Experiment Strobe Talbott 2008

How much a luxury it is to sink into namelessness.

Archive 2008-05-01 tanita davis 2008

How much a luxury it is to sink into namelessness.

The WritingYA Weblog: Poetry Friday: The Name of the Rose tanita davis 2008

Here mournfully went by a child who had never had a childhood or known a parent, inseparable from a youth with a bitter sense of his namelessness, coupled to a man the enforced business of whose best years had been distasteful and oppressive, linked to an ungrateful friend, dragging after him a woman once beloved.

Mugby Junction 2007

Here mournfully went by a child who had never had a childhood or known a parent, inseparable from a youth with a bitter sense of his namelessness, coupled to a man the enforced business of whose best years had been distasteful and oppressive, linked to an ungrateful friend, dragging after him a woman once beloved.

Mugby Junction 2007

Not only are these entities nameless and faceless, their namelessness and facelessness make them that much more menacing.

The Big and Profound Screen | PopPolitics.com 2004