Sentence examples for substance from an from inspiring English sources

Fiji's luxury-chic status has always been directly tied to the idea that this is a rare substance from an exotic place.

The book is over-reliant on wisecracks, but draws substance from an absorbing exploration of how, through art, one can create and reveal layers of identity.

Early works like "Drumming" and "Piano Phase" (1967), which the percussionist David Cossin offered in a remarkable percussion transcription, draw their energy and, in an odd way, their substance, from an aural illusion.

Yesterday, passengers who had flown from Chicago were temporarily detained aboard their United Airlines jet after landing in San Jose when a passenger reported that a man had stood up in mid-flight and released a powdery substance from an envelope.

This is real substance, from an act that deserves to stay on stage a while.

If we consider the CIC as that which allows us to pick out and individuate any individual substance from an infinity of substances, then we realize that, if the individual concepts of two substances, a and b, do not allow us (or God) to distinguish the one from the other, then their individual concepts are not complete.

Dr. Levine remembers trying to clean a substance from a beaker when he was a biology major at Brandeis University.

Shellac is the only natural resin - or gummy substance from a tree - that requires an animal middleman for its production.

Crumb's God appears, alongside the opening words of Genesis, spinning substance from a void that resembles a cosmic basketball in his enormous, hairy, veiny hands.

The police raced to her apartment after an employee in the building reported seeing her smoking an unknown substance from a bong in the lobby.

Before gulping a thick, black substance from a glass jar, he spits into it — his saliva taking ages to trail off.