Sentence examples for material states from inspiring English sources

The training material states that merely trying to visit the homepage of a real FoxAcid server will not result in any attack, and that a specialized URL is required.

If you consider how much trouble can be caused by idealistic convictions — religious and nationalistic zealotry, for example — then you understand his insistence on the experience of material states.

The film is based on this book, but its publicity material states more broadly that it is taken from her life story as well as that of Catherine MacKinnon, one of the feminist writers with whom Linda came to be associated in the 1980s.

We've had noisy drunks and Olympic-class snorers, and on several occasions elderly women storming out while announcing something like, "Filthy language, I've never been more disgusted in my life," even though the publicity material states clearly that the show contains some strong language, and in reality, the language is rather tame by today's standards.

Corresponding to the four categories of emotions would thus be corresponding material states of the pneuma.

The marketing material states "Access live video from Archerfish SmartPortal & view from any web-enabled PC, PDA or mobile device".

It wants to return to its base material state.

A press release accompanying the material stated that Madrid had totaled $32 billion, and that $22 billion was in the form of grants.

The press material stated, "Polished is the message!" It's also the buzzword that magazines have attached to the well-photographed Prada collection now in stores.

Christian Science was unique in its view of sickness as a material state, subject to the transcendental power of the individual's spiritual being.

Well, sure, as an explanatory device, and as change, but no evidence of time as a material state or location has ever appeared ("Physics' Big Puzzle Has Big Question: What Is Time," June 19).