Sentence examples for brute matter from inspiring English sources

Brute matter uplifted to serve human purposes".

We look down our noses at brute matter.

It hardly seems fair to reduce chemistry and history to brute matter of fact and information.

Guston was a painter of brute matter and even more squalid inclinations.

We can for this reason no longer suppose that the view that reality is "just brute matter" is the view most in accord with common sense.

Both seem to be continually in the process of taking shape and dissolving, of becoming allegory and returning to brute matter.

Wells was never a realist in the textbook sense, and the brute matter-of-factness of a contemporary American such as Theodore Dreiser was denied him both by the tradition in which he wrote and, even more important, by the view that he took of the world.

In Re-Emergence he explores the question of conscious properties arising from brute, unthinking matter, making the case that there is no equally plausible non-emergent alternative.

Art must, therefore, be the transformation of such brute, heavy matter into the expression of spiritual freedom, or what Hegel calls "the forming of the inorganic" (VPK, 209).

When brute strength mattered more than brains, men had an inherent advantage.

Solving such problems will forever require a marriage of ingenious human algorithms and computer brute force, no matter how fast computers will get.