Sentence examples for substantial objects from inspiring English sources

The substantial objects of a life that has evaporated".

By 1980, the combination stared mutating, minus the wallpaper, into single, more substantial objects displayed on sconcelike shelves.

Though they are all solid, substantial objects, they feed dreams because they often combine the useful and everyday functions with an ungraspable strangeness or singularity.

DE MONTEBELLO: Between 1970 and 2006, we're talking about 36, 37 years, during which time a great number of very substantial objects of great merit have found their way into collections and onto the market.

Radar is the main method for tracking distant objects or weather phenomena, but radar cannot see movement in air, unless the air contains fairly substantial objects, like raindrops or hail.

Artifacts in the wide sense form an ontologically heterogeneous collection of entities which extends across the traditional philosophical boundaries between concreta and abstracta, and substantial objects, events, and processes.

Understood magically as an emanation of the divine, the word or a name or a part of a word can become an independent hypostatized (substantial) object, a representation, or even the incarnation of the divine, such as the Logos (Word) in the Gospel According to John or hū ("he") and al-ḥaqq ("the truth") in Islamic mysticism or the name Metatron in Kabbala.

The fact that we observed a substantial object repetition benefit that was additive with all manipulations of perceptual attention the location of the arrows, as well as the difficulty of perceptual discrimination shows that the selection of an object in WM is not undone by the subsequent selection of a perceptual stimulus.

That is, Spinoza endorses a principle of ontological plenitude (POP), according to which the greatest number of compossible non-substantial objects actually exists.

Earlier, I noted that Spinoza thinks infinitely many non-substantial objects exist: "From the necessity of the divine nature there must follow infinitely many things in infinitely many ways, i.e., everything which can fall under an infinite intellect" (Ip16).

not in terms of different kinds of "stuff" either material or mental; dynamic elements like activities and forces must be the primary constituents of reality rather than more substantial items like material objects and (spiritual) persons.