Sentence examples for substantive realities from inspiring English sources

The Newtonian doctrine according to which space and time (see also space-time) are absolute or substantive realities had been incisively criticized by the 17th-century rationalist Gottfried Leibniz and was subjected by Mach to even more searching scrutiny.

The material world and the conscious spirits, though substantive realities, are yet inseparable from brahman and thus qualify him in the same sense in which body qualifies the soul.

I'm not sure when I last saw such a stark example of election spin and punditry floating away from the substantive reality of governing and its impact on actual people.

Particular attention is given to the quantitative revolution and the more recent shift toward concern with substantive reality and relevance.

Coburn's piece was absurd, wildly misleading, and included arguments that seemed oddly detached from the substantive reality of the debate.

The substantive model of reality has been retained; hence the full application of the explanatory power of these concepts has been overlooked.

Criticism of this alleged derivation gives rise to the general question of how formal principles of logic can possibly serve to ground substantive knowledge of reality.

The article is loaded with crunchy, fact-y bits that appear substantive, but in reality have nothing to do with what's actually at stake.

But when the substantive effects and political realities of large-scale reductions are examined, it becomes clear that there would not be sufficient savings to reduce tax rates and also cut the deficit.

Although the fact that reality television is strong -- um -- "edited" is not earth-shattering news, Wes' complaining garnered a relatively substantive moment in the reality television spotlight (whatever that means).

it's the type of bigoted attack we hear from the far right, not from the vast majority of sanders supporters who disagree with clinton on substantive issues based in reality.