Sentence examples for general substance from inspiring English sources
Is there any more general substance to the cliches?
Nobody has exact recollections of the discussion, or of the motivation, but all agree on its general substance, and that Girouard was more fraternal than commanding.
In other instances, we confirmed that the general substance of an incident at issue occurred, but not in the exact context described in the article".
A general demurrer attacks the general substance of an indictment or plea; a special demurrer attacks its structure or form or one specific part of it.
The closest O'Reilly came to defending Kelly was when he said that the general substance of her question hadn't been entirely out of bounds, though he would have asked it a very different way.
Because nanoparticles (NPs) have the unique physical and chemical properties compared with general substance, their safety could not be well evaluated by normal evaluation methods only.
Our kinetic model of time-dependent concentration profiles for general substances based on mass transport phenomena could, therefore, be used for the optimal design of a microfluidic perfusion culture chip.
In general, substances, which specifically interact with minor components of voltage-activated K currents from pancreatic beta cells, provide a wide safety margin enhancing their potential value as therapeutic agents.
What this meant was that whereas the Food and Drug Administration was granted administrative discretion in establishing safe levels of food additives in general, any substance found to induce cancer in man or animals was automatically branded unsafe and its use as a food additive prohibited.
Objectual ideas are divided into singular (e.g., "God", "universe", "Aristotle", "my actual intuition of the pleasant fragrance of this rose", "even prime number") and general ("animal", "substance", "quantity").
Naked prime matter receives first the form of the most general genus, substance, and through this form prime matter is divided into numerically distinct things (only form distinguishes; QLIIS 16, 60).
