Sentence examples for have solidity from inspiring English sources

He must have solidity but we don't know where we are going to be tomorrow".

To take Locke's example (Essay 2.8.9), a grain of wheat will have solidity, extension, figure and so on when it is intact, and it will retain these properties whatever happens to it.

These vessels, far from being delicate, had solidity and monumentality.

In place of the hazy forms of Impressionism, those of Neo-Impressionism had solidity and clarity and were simplified to reveal the carefully composed relationships between them.

The primary qualities of an object are properties which the object possesses independent of us — such as occupying space, being either in motion or at rest, having solidity and texture.

And the statistical insights, however informative, do not have the solidity of an archaeological fact.

A society that prizes individuality and diversity will have less solidity.

They have a solidity — it's not theoretical — and I don't look for metaphor or analogy or meaning.

Those rails, and the sleepers that support them, have a solidity, a thisness, a well-defined seriousness of presence that other elements of the painting seem to lack.

The greatest songs of Kern, Berlin, Porter, the Gershwins, Rodgers (with his collaborators Hart and Hammerstein), Mercer, Arlen and maybe a dozen others have a solidity and naturalness that make them amazingly available to contemporary interpretation.

His carefully rendered, quietly paradisaical scenes of the buildings, gardens and inmates of his hospital include expanses of delicate text and have the solidity of latter-day manuscript illuminations.