immateriality
immaterialness

Grove published (1718) an essay on the immateriality of the soul.

My first feeling was that of sudden bodily lightness and immateriality.

But the feeling of lightness and immateriality still persisted.

As though the blood had been a bridge, the shadowy men leaped from immateriality into substances.

Or would they dismiss its immateriality as the gropings of a mountebank?

Among other things, Parker argues for the immateriality and hence immortality of the soul.

The plain is topped, in the distance, by a grayish band of immateriality that must be the sea.

There are other factors, nobler than real estate values, that contribute to the city's persistent impulse toward immateriality.

He seemed to possess a dream-like immateriality, and to drift rather than walk in his movement from place to place.

The spectral trees wavered; their outlines thickened out of immateriality into substance.

The tone of the G4 nudges this technology-packed device toward immateriality.

But the idea is that all the work at hand in some way speaks a language of auras, immateriality or otherworldliness, not necessarily celestial.

A kind of immateriality hovers over these ghostly pictures, in which a technological process produces otherworldly effects.

The emphasis on the mentality and immateriality of sense experience was associated with the denial that there was anything special about intellect.

Imbri phased into immateriality and walked through a wall.

The immateriality of memory, time and space are her clay, and telekinesis her method.

If a transaction's purpose was to make a company's results or financial position look better, a regulatory official said, assertions of immateriality would probably be rejected.

And despite their tantalizing, penumbral immateriality, the projected images have the presence of sculpture.

But the progress is unmistakable, which is why Vista can get away with its evocation of immateriality; it almost becomes plausible.

This hideous Hypothesis is almost the same with that of the Immateriality of the Soul, which has become so popular.

Its chief architect, Renzo Piano, describes it in terms of lightness, transparency and immateriality.

Intellectuality necessarily follows upon immateriality, and furthermore, in such manner that the further the distance from matter, the higher the degree of intellectuality.

The form of Topologies is inspired by forms of physical and electronic networks, city structures, immateriality, biology and the urban sprawl.

But they also intimate a frighteningly perfect and extensively programmed future, while at the same time evoking the living spirit and the immateriality of passing thoughts.

Locke's view is, however, that '[all]the great ends of morality and religion, are well enough secured, without philosophical proofs of the soul's immateriality'.

I, on the contrary, with the premise of honesty arrive at the complete immaterialness of my person; that is, I am forced into an insufferable garrulity simply because I lack the ability to tell where the statistical caprice of personality composition leaves off and the rule of the behavior of the species begins.