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• The second was immediately declined by the attorney due to apparent insubstantiality.
• And an aesthetic of insubstantiality, with the ambivalence it implies, runs through the show.
• But I do anticipate it will slowly dissipate over time by the weight of its own insubstantiality.
• But I anticipate that it will slowly dissipate over time by the weight of its own insubstantiality.
• I don't anticipate that it will slowly dissipate over time by the weight of its own insubstantiality ."
• As we move through the gallery, voices weave in and out; images seem to take on startling solidity only to blur into ghostly insubstantiality.
• But insubstantiality, even emptiness of various kinds, are among Ms . Mori's themes, and she makes entertaining and increasingly interesting uses of them.
• What Bush's opponents have " criticized, " in short, is not his " approach " but its redundancy and insubstantiality.
• There'll always be some kind of vague dissatisfaction with an article of this length ( and / or with a topic of this relative insubstantiality ).
• Not solely because it arose in reaction to modern seriousness but because it continued the modern preoccupation with the weightless, the immaterial, the increasing insubstantiality of form.
• Since the rise of Conceptual Art in the 1960s, other artists have produced a flood of similar art jests based on the insubstantiality of both esthetic and monetary value.
• "I don't anticipate that this will evaporate, but I anticipate that it will slowly dissipate over time by the weight of its own insubstantiality, " she said.
• Madhyamaka is one of the two most important Mahayana philosophies, and reemphasizes the original Buddhist teachings that phenomena are neither truly existent or absolutely non-existent, but are characterized by impermanence and insubstantiality.
• Transparency  transparents and questions ( lyrics ) of insubstantiality / reality are spun out on the foundational line  The birthright of being is suffering .  The first section is surreal prose poems, the rest are personal modern lyrics.
• It is set in an Earthlike world ( perhaps in an alternative reality ), deals with metaphysics, and refers heavily to Ancient Greek philosophy, while at the same time being a complex commentary on the insubstantiality of today's society.
• Pitchfork Media critic Tim Finney noted the beats to be reminiscent of the playfulness of 2-step, except that the rhythms sound more nervous than joyful, and have a fast-running insubstantiality that brings to mind the fear and dread of dubstep.
• Theravada Buddhist monks traditionally attain nirodha-samapatti by producing the aforementioned Formless States one after the other, and perceiving in each what they call the Three Characteristics of all existence : sorrow or tendency towards sorrow, change or unreliability, and insubstantiality or lack of self.
• It arises as a consequence of the failure to adapt to change or anicca ( the second characteristic ) and the insubstantiality, lack of fixed identity, the horrendous lack of certainty of anatta ( the third characteristic ) to which all this constant change in turn gives rise.
• The Consumer Electronics Association representing major consumer electronics manufacturers disagreed with these applications for waivers pointing to the insubstantiality of the proposal and that cable companies are notoriously late and half-hearted in their support of their own standards, as evidenced by their behavior with their earlier CableCARD proposal.
• Every Wednesday morning, this group gathers with the monk, Geoffrey Shugen Arnold, who arrives from Zen Mountain Monastery in the Catskill town of Mount Tremper, to lead them in zazen, the sitting meditation that underlies a practice emphasizing emptiness, the insubstantiality of the self and the interdependence of all things.