The most insubstantial object, a cloud, maintained its shape--and looked remarkably dense--despite being brought down to earth by a storm.
'I want to paint the beauty of the air around them
to grasp the intangible.' Atmosphere, vapour, air tinted with smoke: he registers the slightest nuances in this insubstantial world between him and the object.
In the spectral realm, the player cannot manipulate objects and weapons, and water is insubstantial.
Which is why Meyronnis tells us infinitely more about the onrushing disaster than do the self-proclaimed scholars of economics who, for a long time now, and like the object they study, have been as insubstantial as shadows.
And since atoms, conceived as partless point-instant are ultimately insubstantial, the realist argument for the existence of material objects as conglomerates of parts must be false (VVS ad 11 14; for detailed discussion of some of these arguments, see Kapstein 1988; Tola & Dragonetti 2004, 98 110; Gold 2006).
This means that life is a type of illusion, very much like a dream, and that any object found in either state of consciousness is, therefore, insubstantial and without a significant nature.
Others were totally insubstantial.
This difference, however, is insubstantial.
Money is insubstantial now.
So far, so insubstantial.
The accusations are not insubstantial.
