Is-a-thing Sentence Examples

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  • But for all practical purposes the system of claying sugar is a thing of the past, and the bulk of the sugar of commerce is now purged in centrifugals, as indeed it has been for many years.

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  • Moreover, his veto is a thing to be reckoned with.

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  • Taking the Aristotelian theory that a substance is a thing in Spinoza.

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  • The missionary activity of Buddhism is a thing of the past, and no characteristic rite distinguishing it has found its way into a second continent.

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  • The " navy was so augmented as it is a thing almost incredible," but none the less £ioo sterling was worth as much, Drury wrote from Berwick, as £1000 Scots.

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  • In most judgments all we believe is that x is (or is not) y, that a thing is (or is not) determined, and that the thing signified by the subject is a thing signified by the predicate, but not that it is the only thing, or equal to everything signified by the predicate.

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  • There is, perhaps, an increasing tendency to recognize that the organism of knowledge is a thing which from any single viewpoint must be seen in perspective.

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  • Fire, the most mysterious and impressive of the elements, the giver of light and of all the good things of life, is a thing sacred and adorable in primitive religions, and fire-worship still has its place in two at least of the great religions of the world.

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  • When now we pass to geometrical measurement, each " one " is a thing which is itself divisible, and it cannot be said that at any moment we are counting it; it is only when one is completed that we can count it.

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  • Rothe, for example, who on this point may be regarded as a representative thinker, rejects the idea that fasting is a thing meritorious in itself, and is very doubtful of its value even as an aid to devotional feeling.

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  • The people of the protectorate are in general peaceful and contented, and slave trading is a thing of the past.

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  • But when is a thing thus posited?

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  • The early settlement of heavily timbered country was characterized by wanton destruction of vast quantities of magnificent timber; but this waste is a thing of the past, and under the pressure of a demand for sound timber both for local use and for exportation, the various governments are doing much to conserve the state forests.

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  • Because a well-turned sentence is a thing of wonder and beauty.

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  • Plain white porcelain is a thing of the past; today's sinks come in a wide variety of wonderful colors.

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  • The old stereotype of a teenage boy hiding in his mother's basement with a video game controller in hand is a thing of the past.

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  • Fashion Bug maternity clothing is a thing of the past but there are many other affordable options to consider and the women's fashion store may have some items for transition between the stages of pregnancy.

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