Sentence examples for be a thing in from inspiring English sources

And garlic chives could soon be a thing in mainstream salad chillers.

It can describe something seen or felt, and it can be a thing in itself, without reference to the visible world.

The whole thing with the Doctor insulting Clara's appearance (intentionally or not) might get old, but it certainly isn't yet: "Why's your face all coloured in?" And while I'm not convinced this is really going to be a "thing", in Psi we meet yet another half-person, half-machine thing, to add to the Sheriff of Nottingham, the Clockwork Robots and the forthcoming Cybermen.

Matter, he could readily agree with Leibniz, cannot be a thing in itself, stuff possessed of characteristics and qualities independent of human perception; what we call matter is an appearance (4:507).

For transcendental idealism allows that the cause of my action may be a thing in itself outside of time: namely, my noumenal self, which is free because it is not part of nature.

It seems to be a thing in comedy now where people put down success.

For Wolff, an object of knowledge may either be a thing in-and-of-itself (i.e., a thing as a finite and determinable unity) or it may be a collection or aggregate of finite, complete and determinate, real individuals.

It's a thing, in fashion, now.

"It's a thing in the summer.

It is a thing in us, mostly unnoticed.

Think of a thing that's a thing in rugby and England have done it poorly.