Sentence examples for substances about from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, athletes (Tom Gugliotta of the Phoenix Suns, to name one) and, more frighteningly, young wannabes everywhere continue taking over-the-counter substances about which they have not a clue.

Thus, the masses of water at Earth's surface are major receptacles of inorganic and organic substances, and water movement plays a dominant role in the transportation of these substances about the planet's surface.

That varied widely for different substances: about 99% of cocaine was removed, but only about 4% of the pharmacologically active cocaine metabolite norcocaine.

For I believe rather that everything is full of animate bodies … and that since matter is endlessly divisible, one cannot fix on a part so small that there are no animate bodies within, or at least bodies endowed with a basic entelechy or … with a vital principle, that is to say corporeal substances, about which it may be said in general of them all that they are living.

NORMAN is already working to replace the original "NORMAN list of emerging substances" of about 900 compounds with a much larger list of substances.

"There's a terrible, frightening lack of substance about Cameron.

The play of substance about what made the legend has yet to be written.

She avoided saying much of substance about abortion rights, the scope of presidential power, and other hot-button issues.

But when you don't fill out an anti-Bush message with more substance about your vision for the country, that's more vulnerable than it seems".

The glaring omission from her statement was anything of substance about the crisis in which the UK finds itself after the vote to leave the EU.

For instance: "Campaign advertising is not a 'pack of lies.' " Ads impart real information, "even on matters of substance," about the candidates.