Sentence examples for substances at all from inspiring English sources

Then there are those addictions that don't involve substances at all: gambling, sex addiction, porn addiction, internet addiction (now classed as a psychiatric ailment) and of course eating disorders, which can be harder to kick than heroin.

One might wonder what enabled substances that could not exist alone to count as substances at all.

If they are substances at all (which Moreland & Craig take them to be), they are three distinct substances.

Chatton suggested that it made the most sense from an Aristotelian point of view to treat concepts as accidents, and not as substances at all.

For a chemist the results of this survey were shocking because large numbers of participants in some EU member countries assumed that products like cleaning products (up to 9% of the participants in one EU member country), paint (up to 10%), electronic appliances (up to 37%), or furniture (up to 38%) would not contain chemical substances at all.

In others, she tampered with drug samples so they would test positive for illegal drugs when there were no illegal substances at all.

One path is skepticism, the view that without certainty, no knowledge of substances is possible at all.

They have no fibers, no pulp, no fat, no substance at all.

There's no substance at all, you're just easily led by any place you end up!" he laughs.

Trump's favorite escape from this maze is the phrase "there's something going on", which lets Trump suggest malevolence, claim ignorance and say nothing of substance at all.

The movie is, after all, called "Suicide Squad," and if it has any substance at all it's in the ruinous and sacrificial cost of martial virtue, the question of the terrifying proximity of good and evil in combat, the thoughtful and precise direction that mighty force requires to keep it on the side of good.