Sentence examples for committed to immaterial from inspiring English sources

Suppose that the nominalist accepts statements that are prima facie committed to (immaterial) holes, such as "there are holes in this piece of cheese".

The Gods are friends of the forms and look a lot like middle period Platonists (committed to separate immaterial forms), and the Giants are materialists.

She is committed to the view that there are no natural immaterials.

A problem that arises, however, is that Cavendish also appears to be committed to saying that human minds cannot perceive or detect immaterials and that we cannot form ideas of them.

A problem of course is that if Cavendish is committed to the view that natural reason can form no conception of an immaterial, then she can allow that we have ideas of things that are the effect of an immaterial cause, but it is difficult to see how we could have an idea of that immaterial cause itself.

"You committed to something.

Geoffrey Rush committed to play Logue.

She recently committed to Cal.

Lincoln was committed to both.

We are committed to that.

"We are committed to this".