Sentence examples for but materially from inspiring English sources

The resulting work is full of ideas but materially ephemeral.

"But materially, we're so much more advanced in Gaza".

Mr. Iltajoury's circumstances -- eager but materially unprepared -- matched what is often visible elsewhere.

Leeds, but materially I like to think that we are multinational!

But materially speaking, his life is still a struggle to make ends meet.

The piece isn't just in dialogue with its site but materially of it.

The manner in which bin Laden died, in this book's version, differs crucially but not materially from other accounts.

That briefcase is now perhaps the most notable throwback of the entire exercise – etymologically, to the French "bougette" or "small bag" that was once considered sufficient to hold an individual's wealth, but also materially, to the red briefcase that has held the British budget papers on almost every Budget Day since 1860.

But a materially improved security environment for the infrastructure on which virtually all economic and social activity depend can be created with sufficient resources and political will.

"The message was that living under the Khilafah wasn't one of destitution, but plentiful, materially and spiritually".

"Having to deal with the terms of living stuff that I never had the language for, but which materially affected me made me subject/target to family/civic/state violence, and separated me from my own history and from the kinship network I desperately needed in order to survive".