Sentence examples for of tangible matter from inspiring English sources

The world, as perceived by those who inhabit it, consists of tangible matter, but this explanation cannot be complete.

Bacon's cosmological system a result of thought experiments and speculation, but not proven in accordance with the inductive method presupposes a finite universe, a geocentric plenum, which means that the earth is passive and consists of tangible matter.

That is why, the Taiwanese argue, it is better to concentrate on tangible matters first, such as trade, investment and reliable channels of communication, and leave the theology until later.

During the shoot actors perform with digitally generated backdrops displayed on monitors; later those backdrops will be replaced with shots of the kind of miniatures Mr. Trumbull used on "2001," or of other tangible matter, the way some effects were achieved in "The Tree of Life" after the director Terrence Malick asked Mr. Trumbull to consult on the film.

This is a phrase all good dogs understand -- it means drop that sock, drop that rotting carcass -- and humans would be well advised to apply it to the slightly less tangible matter of snobbery and breed bias.

Whereas the interior and tangible matter of the earth is covered by a crust which separates it from the pneumatic heaven, the zone between earth and the "middle region of the air" allows a mixture of pneumatic and tangible matter, which is the origin of organic and non-organic phenomena.

In this zone, pneumatic matter mixes with tangible matter, thus producing 'attached spirits', which must be distinguished from 'free spirits' outside tangible bodies.

While other genres of music grappled with words like "feminism" while obsessing over body parts of individual stars in 2014, dance music seemed engaged in far more tangible matters of gender.

Every year the world's business becomes less and less the comprehensible exchange of tangible money for tangible commodity, the matter of abstract theory and intricate bookkeeping.

Bacon had no explanation for the planetary retrogressions and saw the universe as a finite and geocentric plenum, in which the earth consists of the two forms of matter (tangible and pneumatic).

Think in terms of tangible next actions.