Sentence examples for worldly entities from inspiring English sources

But they are fundamentally different from all other worldly entities in that they create things whose meaning needs to be interpreted.

If we do take theories to be potential descriptions of the world, involving reference to worldly entities, kind, and properties, then the problems raised by incommensurability largely evaporate.

(Although it is true that Kuhn uses the expression 'physical referent' in the passage quoted above, this should not be taken to mean an independently existing worldly entity.

A better interpretation is to understand Kuhn as taking reference, in this context, to be a relation between a term and a hypothetical rather than worldly entity.

For it isn't some weird, other-worldly entity that explains why this apple is red; it is something in the apple, some aspect of it, that accounts for this.

On those earlier conceptions at least many properties are causally inert, other-worldly, abstract entities that exist outside space and time; they are timeless, necessary beings, and since we cannot come into causal contact with them, our knowledge of them is problematic.

Neither ideologically nor in a worldly manner can this bloodthirsty entity achieve its nefarious political objectives.

Instead, they take them to arise from more worldly considerations such as which types of entity any sensible particular must be related to (Moravscik 1967).

(Rosenberg) 'Qor Corporation: Lionel Ziprin, Harry Smith and the Inner Language of Laminates' (through Oct. 19) Organized in the gallery's project space by Carol Bove and the rare-book dealer Philip Smith, this exhibition examines an entity formed by the polymath artist Harry Smith and the Kabbalist Lionel Ziprin that was both arcane and worldly.

(Rosenberg) 'Qor Corporation: Lionel Ziprin, Harry Smith and the Inner Language of Laminates' (closes on Saturday) Organized in the gallery's project space by Carol Bove and the rare-book dealer Philip Smith, this exhibition examines an entity formed by the polymath artist Harry Smith and the Kabbalist Lionel Ziprin that was both arcane and worldly.

"This generation is worldly.