Sentence examples for immaterial in from inspiring English sources

Perhaps McCoist had a change of heart, realised these votes were immaterial in any case.

The world becomes immaterial in one respect but all too solid with dangers in another.

Equivalent VIII is not immaterial in the way conceptual art aspired to be.

Other higher-ranked teams almost seem immaterial in the insular world of 4 Yawkey Way.

MSNBC's Chris Hayes noted that ethical considerations have a way of becoming immaterial in the face of "enormous traffic".

A painter who bemoaned the limitations of paint, he tried to convey something immaterial in his work, to lend shape to the invisible.

The coupling of the internet artist with what might be the most esoteric gallery in Berlin is sure to pique the interest of lovers of immaterial, logged-in works.

Cavendish suggests (very strongly) that we can think and speak of immaterials in her remark that they might in fact surround us; she says that even if they did, we would be none the wiser.

Leonardo suggested that the immaterial forces in the cosmos, invisible in themselves, appear in the material things they set in motion.

It's common for big public companies to invest an immaterial amount in a promising start-up in order to keep a close eye on it.

Here Cavendish is stating quite straightforwardly that we can have faith in the existence of immaterials, and in particular in the existence of God, but that immaterials are not within the province of natural reason.