Sentence examples for formally different from inspiring English sources

But universals and individuals are also formally different from each other, as they have distinct constitutive formal principles, and therefore different properties (ibid., pp. 91-92).

Hoolboom has stated that he felt the film was accessible to both gay or straight audiences, which should "open them up to differences of form and why [one] would make something formally different".

The suggestion is that formally different modes of defining, with respect to removal from matter and motion, ground the formal difference between types of theoretical science.

Thus, when Paul affirms that essence and being are really identical and formally different, he simply restates the thesis of the real identity and formal distinction between universals and individuals that was typical of the Realists of the late Middle Ages.

The postwar Fourth and Fifth Republics, though formally different, were essentially a continuation of it.

If that is the case then insofar as there are formally different ways in which speculabilia can be removed from matter and motion, there will be formally different speculative sciences.

Formally, a different garnish creates a different drink.

There are few job satisfaction studies formally comparing different countries (25, 40– 45) or different health worker cadres (46– 50), and we were not able to find any studies that do both.

"The Red Wheel" is formally quite different from anything Solzhenitsyn has written before.

While formally quite different from his more universally-respected early work, Chi-Raq has the exuberance and wit you'll find in Do The Right Thing and Crooklyn.

The Guggenheim's serpentine steel skin and the Piranesian Turbine Hall of the new Tate Modern in London are formally quite different, but both are innately Baroque in their appeal to the emotions and in their ambition to set culture apart from commerce.