Sentence examples for immaterial with from inspiring English sources

"This wonderful elixir of light is the thing that actually connects the immaterial with the material," says the artist.

Baumgartner's massive prints monumentalise chance moments, fusing the precise order of the digital realm with the hand-made, the immaterial with the physical.

In Christian theology St. Augustine spoke of the soul as a "rider" on the body, making clear the split between the material and the immaterial, with the soul representing the "true" person.

The morphometric parameters assessed using GIS assisted us to comprehend numerous terrain factors such as nature of the bedrock, infiltration capability, surface runoff, etc., and also shown that the stream channel development is immaterial with the Kosi basin area and their frequency decreases due to the increasing stream order.

By materializing the immaterial with such an astute, precise interpretation, Ronin Cho keeps us grounded and aware of the weight of the unseen.

But the words and deeds of two Bayern players had long rendered the 90 moderately entertaining minutes immaterial, along with the result.

Most religious objects, from Baroque Catholic baldachins to Hindu temple ornaments, are worldly but immaterial, made with immense sophistication in order to make the ordinary physical world seem to vanish in a smoke cloud of spirals and twists and flames.

By contrast, Reid holds that the self is a simple, unanalyzable immaterial substance with active powers.

He also assigns Aristotelian ideas to Pythagoras, in particular a doctrine of immaterial attributes with similarities to the Aristotelian categories (I 1).

Money is the immaterial object with which to accumulate material goods.

Not surprisingly, there are many nowadays that claim - rather unthinkingly - that human consciousness can be expressed as "pure information", i.e. as something immaterial graced with digital immortality.