Sentence examples for their actuality from inspiring English sources

"I still remember the white clouds in the blue sky and the fact that they weren't saying anything about what I'd been through, though their actuality was very communicative".

The attraction to the real is hard-wired into a medium that began when the Lumière brothers took their camera out into the thick of daily life to make their "actuality films," of a train entering a station or of workers leaving a factory.

Tropes are thus necessary beings (beings whose very possibility entails their actuality) as they must be if they are to serve as the ontological building blocks of everything else (on the dominant one-category version of trope theory).

The problem with that premise, as we saw, is that it can be argued that some evils are such that their actuality, or at least their possibility, is logically necessary for goods that outweigh them, in which case it is not true that a perfectly good being would want to eliminate such evils.

Temporal things are timelessly present to God, who has direct knowledge of them and their relative temporal order in their actuality, though none of them is past or future with respect to His cognition (Sent. I.38.1.4 5; Summa contra gentiles I.66; Summa theologiae I.14.9, 14).

Contrarily to previous models, we make no assumption about a constant, expression-level independent cluster/monomer ratio or the existence of lipid rafts, thus circumventing controversy surrounding their actuality.

Conversely, tolerogenic vaccines are largely experimental and are currently pursued in pre-clinical settings or in early-phase clinical trials and are studied based on their future potential rather than their clinical actuality.

Their towering memehood casts a long, cold shadow on their flimsy actuality; they are simultaneously cocky and impotent, expensive and cheap, grandiose and howlingly mediocre; they are run, fussily and ineffectually, by a goofily overmatched, supremely self-serious and roundly unqualified wealth-tard.

The powers of the soul for example, memory or intellect are active potentialities; once activated by an external agent they bring about their own actualities by way of their operations for example, understanding in the case of the intellect.

They announce at every turn, in every manner imaginable, their worldliness, but in actuality their response to the human condition is to winnow and huddle..

They must attend to the empirical actualities of that which they theorise: to the histories of the different systems of criminal law, and to sociological inquiries into their actual operations.