Sentence examples for A further thing from inspiring English sources

For this is a further thing.

There is a further thing.

In the literature on material objects, an oft-discussed question is: when do two or more things compose a further thing (van Inwagen 1990)?

David Lewis famously propounded the doctrine of Unrestricted Composition: that is, any combination of things in the world constitutes a further thing (e.g., 1986, 211).

There are living things including organisms, states, properties and parts of organisms, communities and evolutionary lineages of organisms, but life is not itself a further thing, an additional component of reality, some vital force that gets added into living things.

Mastery of such a science, however, requires one further thing: "the student must observe these things as they are in real life, and actually being put into practice, and be able to follow them with keen perception" (d8-e1).

There are a couple of further things to be said.

Here are a further 10 things that may have perplexed viewers and fans.

In addition to years of study and experimentation, Robert needed a further three things: no scruples, an accomplice and a human guinea pig.

Reasoning was a process of analogical extension, taking distinctions already drawn as a basis for distinguishing further things as "the same" or "different" (tong/yi), "this" or "not-this" (shi/fei), "so" or "not-so" (ran/bu ran).

There are two further things to note.