Sentence examples for aggregation of bodiless from inspiring English sources

The unemployment rate is an abstraction, an aggregation of bodiless data, but losing a job is a lived experience, written on the nerves.

Abject old shoes, some at the ends of bodiless legs, pile up like the debris of obscure atrocities.

A photocollage by Hans Richter from 1946 tweaks Duchamp's formula with a stepped arrangement of bodiless heads; a 1966 film by Yoko Ono zeros in on a wobbling posterior.

Very abstract in nature, Ms. Tierney's set replaces figure-based puppets with a cast composed of bodiless kimonos, glowing lanterns, wooden sticks and sheaths of silk.

(Now that's polyamory!) While he wasn't really paying attention, his operating-system girlfriend essentially became a god, a kind of bodiless Doctor Manhattan.

Sellers would get a better price, through aggregation of demand.

Politics is driven by aggregation of power and privilege.

The laboratories of the world contain a vast aggregation of human suffering.

In 1889 Isabella Bird called Tokyo a mere "aggregation of villages".

The menu is an aggregation of Mediterranean preparations, heavy on Greek and Italian cuisines.

As Molaison's case suggested, the "aggregation of experience" can lead to knowledge.