Sentence examples for thing and thus from inspiring English sources

The soul or spirit has nearly always been held to be an immaterial thing, and thus not part of the physical world.

It is a natural fiber, exuded by a living thing and thus containing something of this life within it; its history represents the encounter between East and West; and its invitation to touch puts it in the same category as human skin.

A chair is a particular thing, and thus a subsistent.

Such a person believes in "one additional thing" and thus seems to incur additional epistemological risk.

However, Thomas merely concludes from this fact that the soul is a "particular thing" and thus a subsistent after the death of the body.

This allows them to say that by forcing people less rational than themselves to do the rational thing and thus to realize their true selves, they are in fact liberating them from their merely empirical desires.

To Roosevelt radio meant the freedom to explain things, and thus the freedom to do things that needed explaining.

Historically, we've thought of computers as being expensive, complex things, and thus a good candidate for regulation.

Some thought that installing computers was a good way to teach children to use the things, and thus fit them for the 21st century.

The physical stores also provide employment; these workers can afford in turn to buy things and thus keep the economy afloat.

The only other time I'd visited that city, years ago, I was a New Yorker who cherished New York's superiority in all things, and thus didn't fully appreciate how extremely cool Memphis is.