Sentence examples for inner substance from inspiring English sources

There's neither any dramatic continuity nor necessity to the characters' actions, nor any underlying persona or temperament, no inner substance that their haphazard behavior illuminates.

Functional disorders of the pituitary, the adrenal medulla (the inner substance of the adrenal gland), the thyroid, and the parathyroids can all lead to circulatory upset and shock.

Students want teachers to be multidimensional, to care about outward appearances as much as inner substance, said Neeta Jain, a kindergarten teacher.

Whereas nature is the inner substance, capacity reaches outward in functional ability and conduct.

As we reduce our inner nature to instrumental functions, we lose any strong sense of self, and thus lack the inner substance in a manner that makes us, metaphorically, into nobodies.

Commenting on Taro's article, the theologian Akio Inoue adds that the final interpretation, for the Tenrikyo believers who funded and built the structure, cannot be to inspire individual faith alone, but to "bridge the Joyous Life of the individual which determines the inner substance of faith and the world of the Joyous Life as an organized community".

The dental crown of incisors consists of three hard substance components: an inner core out of dentine, surrounded by a layer of enamel, which is covered by a thin layer out of cementum.

An inner core is made of a brick-like substance the Yaroslavl caster recommends a blend of mud, flax, manure, horsehair, and straw providing the shape of the bell's interior.

In fact, what we call inner beauty -- the substance, spirit and energetic essence of a person -- could also apply to trees.

In addition, Nezerue, et al. found that African Americans have lower access to medical treatment and transplant most likely due to social and environmental factors related to CKD including poverty and low income, lack of health insurance, lower education, inner city residence, substance abuse, poor diet, obesity, stress, and cultural factors [ 9].

The inner nature of substances cannot be described by reference to shape, contact or movement, which characterize the objects presented to us.