Sentence examples for immaterial needs from inspiring English sources

Work first and foremost fulfils immaterial needs of self-expression (Work as a place for creativity and self-development).

Preserving society's options for development and action, addressing immaterial needs such as integration in cultural and social contexts in addition to material needs.

The themes and the projection are summarised below: Work first and foremost fulfils immaterial needs of self-expression (Work as a place for creativity and self-development).

If robots took care of most of the material production and menial jobs, work done by humans would fundamentally change its nature by moving towards immaterial needs – such as creativity and belonging.

They serve an immaterial need, but the need is there".

Hobbes denies the existence of that immaterial mind, and needs other accounts of those functions.

Collectors are tumbling over one another to rate contemporary art higher and higher, in a frenzy that feels religious — the market as a medieval cathedral under construction, whose consumption of resources declares the priority of immaterial belief over practical needs.

By now, the deficit is immaterial; the Mets 42-477) need a telescope to see the first-place Phillies, who are eight and a half games ahead.

He spoke not of an imminent victory and a realizable kingdom but, riddlingly, of a vague immaterial salvation, of the need to be born again "of water and of the spirit".

To do so, the present paper suggests that farmers' organizations need material and immaterial investments and assistance from regional public players to build new local collective capacities.

Pomponazzi then observes that in the ladder of beings man holds an intermediate position: though not completely immersed in the body, like animals, he nevertheless does not enjoy the condition of the Intelligences, or immaterial forms, which have no need of the body either as substrate or as object of representation.