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Meanings of inert matter in English
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Usage of inert matter in English
1
Fine art shapes inert matter and peoples the mind with impotent ghosts.
2
Isn't it inert matter? She tapped her pen against her lip.
3
Thou art inert matter (which cannot move unless co-existing with the Soul).
4
It shows itself first in inert matter as impenetrability, or affinity, or mechanical force.
5
If I dismiss from my creed the existence of inert matter, I lose nothing.
6
At ten o'clock I fell upon my bed, a dead lump of inert matter.
7
I have thus told thee about Sattwa ( inert matter) and Kshetrajna (immaterial spirit).
8
He knows by experience that it takes years to establish this understanding between an inert matter and himself.
9
Then, suddenly, he whitened, collapsed, and sank backwards into a chair, like a tumbled bundle of inert matter.
10
He looks into himself, and all he finds is sensation; but sensation cannot be a property of inert matter.
11
Take, for instance, the minutest grains of dirt that are regarded by us the worst, lifeless, valueless, mindless, inert matter.
12
There is a trimness about it, with its instantaneous present, its vanished past, its non-existent future, and its inert matter.
13
This was no corridor cut through inert matter by mechanic art; its opening had been caused by no hidden mechanisms!
14
But upon the surface of this globe, the more inert matter is replenished with plants, and with animal and intellectual beings.
15
It has diffused into Isaac's flesh: the vegetative spirit, if that's what it really is, pervading the inert matter of the corpse.
16
I fancy that our own emotions, our own sense of our destiny, make the great lever of the inert matter we accumulate.
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