Sentence examples for matter and form from inspiring English sources

Matter and form, however, are never separated; they can only be distinguished.

In fact, the intellect is the first being in which universal matter and form are conjoined.

His work, written mainly from 1415 to 1430, is distinguished by its variety of subject matter and form.

The concept is intimately connected with Aristotle's distinction between matter and form, or the potential and the actual.

How do these concepts explicate matter and form, and how are they related to the actuality of substances?

Nevertheless, because for Aristotle matter and form were metaphysical principles, they must not be equated with any physical concept or entity.

Matter and form, however, are not bodies or physical entities that can exist or act independently: they exist and act only within and by the composite.

The rediscovery of Shakespeare, for example, was in part a move in the liberation from French classical tragedy and its rigid limitations of subject matter and form.

In mood, matter, and form (that of the englyn) it often overlapped with gnomic poetry, which consisted of sententious sayings about man and nature.

The particular is assumed to be a combination of matter and form-copies (and in some cases, soul).

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