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Example sentences for "inanimate objects"

  • Probably so called from its mimicking, or appearing like, inanimate objects.

  • They may be shades of the dead under many aspects--ghostly hands, or ghosts of inanimate objects.

  • This subject may be viewed in another light, however, by considering that these Indians sometimes impute spirits even to inanimate objects, and when the wife or the slave is slain, their spirits meet the chief in the future land.

  • In exceptional cases the plural of inanimate objects is expressed by terminals.

  • Mechanical supernaturalism and the uncanny power given to inanimate objects seem to have their origins here, to be greatly developed further on.

  • The ghostly power extends to inanimate objects as well as to human beings and animals.

  • These will serve to illustrate the preternatural powers possessed by inanimate objects in the terror literature.

  • In early religion they are usually ghosts, beasts, plants, or inanimate objects; rarely living men.

  • By fetishism, on the other hand, is universally meant the belief in the demoniacal power of inanimate objects.

  • The activity of totem ancestors was associated with certain inanimate objects, such as the Australian churingas, to which magical powers were held to have been transmitted.

  • In this way, plant totems came to be added to animal totems; finally, as a result of certain relations of these two totems to inanimate objects, there arose a fetishistic offshoot of totemism.

  • Moreover, according to an idea particularly peculiar to the totemic age, this latter soul may become embodied in other living beings, especially in animals, but also in plants, and even in inanimate objects.

  • It is usually awkward and slightly illogical to attribute possession to inanimate objects.

  • This apparent animation and frolicsome behaviour of inanimate objects is reported all through history, and attested by immense quantities of evidence of every degree.

  • Hence, any great nimber or multitude, as of people in motion, or sometimes of inanimate objects; as, a swarm of meteorites.

  • The lower forms of animals are somewhat like plants and inanimate objects.

  • Let us illustrate the contrast between man and inanimate objects by an example.

  • IV Luggage and the Lady I write as one pursued through life by the malevolence of inanimate objects.

  • It is the sudden acquisition of personality by inanimate objects.

  • A person may be jealous of people who can never be sexual rivals; the jealousy need not even be of people; it may be of inanimate objects, of a person's work, profession or hobby.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    apparent reason; chance would; different authors; doubt whatever; feel convinced; flannel shirt; fried parsley; glacial times; hath become; historical romance; hydrocyanic acid; inanimate objects; inanimate things; its own; know about; not mistaken; only came; part because; said road; second only; strange tongue; would understand; your account