Sentence examples for substance of all from inspiring English sources

For Plato, this was the substance of all moral questions.

No white person could in good faith endorse the substance of all the proposals.

What has gone, he realizes, is "the substance of all those days".

That fragility is the substance of all of my bright-eyed 3am reveries.

Yet they have overlooked the most essential substance of all: water.

Nature, he asserted, is the substance of all things and is the cause for all movement.

Cement, in general, adhesive substances of all kinds, but, in a narrower sense, the binding materials used in building and civil engineering construction.

In Newark, officials confirmed that they had investigated 50 calls of suspicious items -- from letters without return addresses to powdery substances of all kinds -- but they declined to provide details. "We're not being too specific about the types because we don't want to give people ideas," one official said.

She is his Shakti, or creative power, and is seen as the substance behind the entire content of all consciousness.

"In hindsight, I cared more about the theatre of it all than I cared about the substance of it all," he says.

For man the attainment of happiness consists in a particular type of knowledge, the knowledge of the substances of all the beings and a certain lifestyle, the virtuous life.