Mr. Hawkins: That is objected to as immaterial, irrelevant and incompetent.

Mr. Fordham: That is objected to, if the Court please, as immaterial and irrelevant.

It is the centre of force, as immaterial as spirit, as ethereal and unsubstantial.

How does the animating principle, or soul, regarded as immaterial, clothe itself in flesh?

Perhaps the castle had been as immaterial as the unicorns -a product of magic.

The bank-note, the revolver-theywere as immaterial as the gardenia that no longer adorns your button-hole.

Mr. Hawkins: That is objected to as immaterial.

The people laughed and applauded, but their favour was as immaterial to him as their anger.

When, however, one begins to think of the mind as immaterial, the case is very different.

I thought; "to-morrow, long ere this time, I shall be as immaterial as he."

Yet her evidence had been regarded as immaterial, hence she had not been called as witness.

But we have seen, also, that the attempt to conceive it as immaterial was not wholly successful.

His passage disturbed those eyes no more than if he had been as immaterial as a ghost.

Now for the mind as immaterial.

But we surely do not need to prove thus late that the fault is quite as immaterial here as there.

Objected to as immaterial.