substantiality

How To Use substantiality In A Sentence

• The further fact that all the great "a priori" metaphysical systems have been driven by their pure logic to discredit the "substantiality" of the soul, just as they have been driven to discredit the personality of God, ought, one would think, where "radical empiricism" is concerned, to be a still stronger piece of evidence on the soul's side. The Complex Vision
• Now, Rome—not the society of people in the city, but their collective exoskeleton, the city itself—is a sublime and inordinately complicated object lesson in the substantiality of buildings and other made things, in their resistance to abstraction. The Forever City
• They are dominated by classified ads: missing person searches, compact disc replication, name-change announcements and other intimations of a world of phantom insubstantiality.
• The Tribunal must consider the materiality and substantiality of the employer's reason.
• Every phenomenon of the cosmos, being empty of substantiality, is what it is through its interdependent origination (Skrt: pratÄ«tya-samutpâda; Jpn: engi). Laughter
• These are 65 ideas to change your life, but don't count on them any more than you can count on the substantiality of the floors you tread.
• Mill proposed the insubstantiality of the dreamlike future and also that our feeling for the past may be based upon a cosmic joke, a delusion of the dreaming senses.
• Our actual nature, then, provides no inherent consistency, substantiality or continuity of identity.
• However, ghosts, when multiplied, take on what is called substantiality -- if the solidest thing conceivable, in quasi-existence, is only concentrated phantomosity. The Book of the Damned
• Even in death his body, whose location has been wrongly recorded on the cemetery's list, has only the substantiality she chooses to give him.