Sentence examples for immaterial way from inspiring English sources

There's a Platonic dimension in the sense that the mural may be said to exist primarily in a purely abstract, immaterial way, its potential to be rendered in physical form part of its essence.

In its weightless, immaterial way, light is one of the elemental forces shaping the landscape, the architecture and the anima of this corner of southeast Italy, known to Italians as Puglia.

Here, knowing follows the Aristotelian paradigm of becoming one with the thing known, albeit in an immaterial way.

When these instruments are immaterial ways of seeing the world, we will call them "attentional anchors" (Hutto & Sánchez-García, 2015) and explain their subjective evolution as problem-solving psychological structures serving situated activity and potentially coalescing as mathematical objects.

For Mr Gawne, already tied by collective responsibility in the Council of Ministers (the equivalent of the UK cabinet), party allegiance is immaterial: "The way Manx politics works, you get a group of a half-dozen people together with like-minded views, you make a lot of headway".

Rather, she hopes "Reparations" opens up a safe space for people to help each other, in ways physical and immaterial, in any way they can. .

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

There is no mention of the Pythagorean theorem, but Pythagoras is said to have transformed the philosophy of geometry into a form of liberal education, to have investigated its theorems in an immaterial and intellectual way and specifically to have discovered the study of irrational magnitudes and the construction of the five regular solids.

This is an immaterial and affordable way to do it, and I really like it as well, without added objects, like frames.

Whether or not we can trace the remarkable turn of events in Egypt solely to Wael is in many ways immaterial.

It is immaterial in just the way in which any form whatsoever is immaterial.