entities

There can be no thought in our historical era of breaking up these entities we call nations.

In the world of the different, some entities were dangerous or threatening, others accommodating, others cooperating.

But the entities of this field have relations to other entities which are not particularly discriminated in this individual way.

Law cannot be defined as determining action and reaction, nor can Necessity; they are not entities.

But how can two entities exist at all, if they exist neither as identical with one another nor as different from one another?

Her lines will be merged and as entities forever lost in the sweep of the two larger groups of the entire kingdom.

Men of science have always been restive under the multiplication of entities.

Entities take form; they have a history and adventures: they become the stuff for a romance.

The ancestral spirits are only entities forged in the image of the individual souls whose origin they are destined to explain.

It is only all physical "entities which we actually know as such" that "are limited."