Sentence examples for only immaterial from inspiring English sources

Many folktales are about the virtue of sharing, the vice of selfishness, but there is also a rich tradition of poetry about wanting to give, yet having only immaterial – but priceless - things to offer.

Barr argues, for example, that only immaterial intellects can form abstract concepts.

Chimera said that while it has not yet completed its analysis, it expects to make only immaterial adjusted to its historical financial statements in prior comparable periods.

It should be noted, therefore, that underlying More's argumentation is a commitment to the belief that matter is essentially passive (capable only of inertial motions), and that only immaterial entities are active.

The heavenly bodies are not only immaterial for Avempace and the long Aristotelian tradition, but they are also the most spiritual and are followed in rank by the class of the active intellect and the acquired.

In More's version of dualism only immaterial entities are self-active and capable of initiating movement in other entities, and so the fact that plants and animals can move themselves is taken to prove that they must have immaterial souls (Henry 1989, Reid 2012).

[601 F.2d 522] That the case may be one of local interest only is entirely immaterial, so long as the parties are citizens of different States or a question is involved which by law brings the case within the jurisdiction of a Federal court.

starting from some initial value L 0=z unknown but immaterial, as only the fluctuations of L matter in capital computations.

"That is just immaterial.

This is true, but immaterial.

It's omnipresent, but immaterial.