Sentence examples for both the substance from inspiring English sources

In this sense, emotions provide both the substance of a good life and its ends.

"Rudy reveled in both the substance of political issues and the processes of politics.

Some state officials complained about both the substance of the Medicaid policy and the way it was adopted.

The doctrine, therefore, encompasses both the substance of what is taught and the act of setting that substance forth.

"I think both the substance of the case and the lack of any process during the remedy phases make a compelling case for our appeal," Mr. Neukom said.

Attention is what it is all about, this precious thing we scarcely give one another and which is both the substance and the object of Sehgal's work.

Both cellulose, the substance that gives structural rigidity to plants, and starch, the energy storage product of plants, are polymeric carbohydrates.

But they are very wrong, both on the substance and on the politics.

But not only do these treatments not cure cancer, they can be seriously harmful, both in the substance they deliver to the body as well as the delay in getting more effective treatment.

It is also possible that a common underlying trait, e.g. novelty seeking, might have predisposed both to the substance and alcohol abuse and to the migration.

Ultimately, Leibniz adopts a form of concurrentism in which the natural change in the perceptual states of a created substance is due to the direct involvement of both the created substance and God.