Sentence examples for abstract matters from inspiring English sources

Because they provide a sense of the physicality of rather abstract matters.

He's far happier discussing abstract matters like "truth" or "time" or the progress of technology than he is sharing anecdotes.

"When you write, you don't have the social constraints of having people in front of you, so you talk about abstract matters".

Harari embeds many other momentous events, most notably the development of language: we become able to think sharply about abstract matters, cooperate in ever larger numbers, and, perhaps most crucially, gossip.

In fact, it's impossible to work up any interest in hearing what these absurdly self-important and poorly drawn characters might have to say as they drone on about themselves, with some random asides about Islam, Dadaism, anti-Semitism and abstract matters like "the sublime of deeply comprehending the world".

But the distinction between impeccable and risky inferences is not limited to special contexts in which we try to think especially clearly about especially abstract matters.

It is easy to see what this comes to in the case of artificial languages suitable to pure mathematics and kindred abstract subject matters.

It's not only an abstract matter, though.

Afghanistan's corruption is not an abstract matter for moralists.

Of course, defending a principle such as online privacy can seem an abstract matter.

But what really separates him from other caricaturists is the vitality and suppleness of his line, an abstract matter.