Sentence examples for underlying stuff from inspiring English sources

As Dorfman makes clear to Morris, her work arises from the intimate details of her life — and also from the underlying stuff of her character.

But the rock is reasonably widespread, being both the underlying stuff of ocean floors and a common outpouring of terrestrial volcanoes.

Electrolysis can be seen not as the destruction of water but as a change in persisting underlying stuff.

Given that the analysis of change (both qualitative and substantial) in terms of a substratum that gains and loses properties is Aristotelian (although perhaps foreshadowed in Plato), it is not surprising that the earlier views were unclear on this issue, and it is probable that the Milesian view did not distinguish the notions of an original matter and an enduring underlying stuff.

Seeing how breakdowns or obstructions of the basic mechanisms of being a person can destruct everything else -- how fragile that underlying stuff is -- really compelled me.

Thus we avoid all that sticky, underlying emotional stuff (the very stuff that helps elevate the original, I think).

Lex agrees: "All that underlying family stuff will just be there.

"The actual data underlying this stuff is hard to dispute," Dr. Clark said.

You are going to hear some great speakers tonight wrestle with white privilege, with bias, with the underlying structural stuff.

James, of course, wrote ghost stories, too, and viewed the supernatural forces at play in stories like "The Turn of the Screw" as an embodiment of the anxiety that underlies the stuff of daily life, "the strange and sinister embroidered on the very type of the normal and easy".

What many philosophers, under Putnam's influence, now think he should have said is that gold is that kind of thing which is individuated by a particular kind of minute structure that underlies the stuff which is gold in colour, malleable, soluble in aqua regia.