Sentence examples for whose substance is from inspiring English sources

To wit, witness Kerry Mansfield's "Expired," a series whose substance is the physicality of discarded and withdrawn library books.

Dworkin, however, does not explain if "fulfillment" is supposed to involve actual sexual intimacy, and one page earlier characterized what she meant by "erotic relationships" as relationships whose "substance is nonverbal communication and touch", which she explicitly distinguished from what she referred to as "fucking".

The Prophet, peace be upon him, saw a smile as a gift of joy – an emotional gift, not a material one – a gift whose substance is received by the heart.

One character notes the silences that fall between her and her mother, "as if we no longer valued spoken words, as if spoken words were gaudy finishes on a delicate piece of art, unnecessary distractions from the masterpiece, whose substance was more meaningfully experienced if left unornamented".

A superior procedure might be to obtain the best indicator for a method-latent by selecting an indicator using the method but whose substance was disconnected from the other modeled latents.

Desgabets also subscribed to the Cartesian conception of mind as an immaterial substance whose essence is thought.

Yet, there is also the larger population of MSM whose substance use is infrequent, but for whom it is associated with harmful use and HIV risk.

The first and primary substance is God, whose essence is perfection.

It sent the following: Hydrochoric acid; FR-40, which it calls "a blend of chemicals including Polyacrylamide"; Ucarcide, a bacteria-killing pesticide whose active substance is Glutaraldehyde; and Stimlube-W, which it simply described as "a polymer".

Though it carries the storied 911 name, now nearly a half-century old, this newly voluptuous 2012 model is its own true thing; a brawny 21st-century sports car whose mechanical substance is inseparable from the electronics that run through it.

It is because he is a figure whose golfing substance is as huge as some of those dodgy sweaters he wore in his plumper days.