Sentence examples for concrete entities from inspiring English sources

All concrete entities have intrinsic properties.

This proposition is false in a world without concrete entities.

Some philosophers claim that unit sets are concrete entities.

But concrete entities are only accidentally where and when they are.

Where does the nominalist find the required collection of concrete entities?

If there are souls or Cartesian minds, then they will also qualify as immaterial, concrete entities.

Arithmetic, for instance, is the theory of aggregates, i.e., the theory of collections of concrete entities.

A grain of sand, a camel, and an oasis are each concrete entities.

(a) are definitely mass by the grammatical criteria discussed above, and they refer to concrete entities.

Since concrete entities are situated, they have boundaries with their environment.

Aristotle believed that all abstract entities depend on concrete entities for their existence.