Sentence examples for rarefied matter from inspiring English sources

Kant speculates that really superior intelligence will only emerge in the rarefied matter of outer planets (1 359).

Most researchers agree that the focus will now shift to figuring out why the rarefied matter drifting among the stars glows so brightly in x-rays.

Ancient and medieval thinkers, however, considered the celestial orbs to be thick spheres of rarefied matter nested one within the other, each one in complete contact with the sphere above it and the sphere below.

I now see that what chimed with me, beneath the essay's apparently rarefied subject matter, was the anger.

Having made his name with down-to-earth raps about Weetabix and KFC, can we now expect more rarefied subject matter?

"They aren't rarefied in subject matter and should appeal to a broad spectrum of clients".

It was a rarefied thing," he says.

In his novel "The Savage Detectives," two avid young Latino poets never lose faith in their rarefied art no matter the vicissitudes of life, age and politics.

Or is there no vacuum at all but rather some rarefied and invisible matter in the "empty space"?

A dancer with powerful sponsors always had a future in ballet under the czars, and a woman with the tabloid drawing power of Jennifer Lopez should certainly have a place in the modern entertainment business, no matter how rarefied the venue.

So you think classical music is purely a rarefied pursuit, where what matter are creativity, spirit and soul?