Sentence examples for mass itself from inspiring English sources

If there was only one species found, it would suggest the mass itself was the infection.

It is part of the Catholic Mass for the dead, not the Mass itself.

There is no record that these scenes were lighted any differently from the mass itself.

The mass itself is highly structured and can be difficult for non-Catholics to follow.

The modern "Standard Model" of elementary particle physics, including our current understanding of the origin of mass itself, arose out of investigations of a formalism that was proposed for purely theoretical reasons associated with mathematical symmetries.

Of course, mass itself is energy, according to modern physics, the particles of matter, like electrons or protons, manifesting themselves as waves or lumps in invisible fields extending throughout space.

An unmistakable mood was bored with the very achievements of consensual government and material improvement, while "the revolt of the masses" itself had military implications, as some saw: well before 1914 Churchill said with chilling prescience that democracy was more vindictive than oligarchy, and "the wars of peoples will be more terrible than the wars of kings".

I saw a roiling mass gather itself up and hurl itself in waves toward the stadium entrance.

This prurience is as old as the mass media itself.

The mass blindness itself posed its own problem, he adds.

In the last, the foe turned out to be human mass destructiveness itself.