material possession

To my mind a child is greater than any material possession.

The men claim the women want them only for the material possessions they can provide.

If it work not, none of us will have further use for material possessions anyway.

First, the only thing you know about my material possessions is that I have a computer and access to the internet.

He obviously cared about more important things than material possessions.

It has nothing to do with an accumulation of material possessions.

The parents taught the two boys to care for the poor and to give away all of their material possessions to aid others.

Part of the expectation is that you have all the material possessions, which includes the women.

He waves his hand and says material possessions do not matter."

On second thought, maybe Andrews saw the skull as something other than a material possession.

We were blessed to be part of a loving home and never wanted for love, attention or material possessions.

When I was growing up, we didn't have a lot in the way of material possessions, but we had love.

Simplicity to Friends has generally been a reference to material possessions.

Not the material possession; that wasn't important any longer.

Property refers to one's material possessions and their life chances.

After several years he grew disenchanted with the life of the big city and its focus on material possessions.

For him, the accumulation of material possessions had been a powerful addiction.

The nature of their environment required that the Goshutes have few material possessions.

Wealth is the abundance of valuable resources or material possessions.

When her husband died in 1279, she sold all her material possessions and gave the money to the poor.

The material possessions were likely made locally as there is little evidence of a trading network among these people during the time period.

Apart from thousands of books, Hardesty had few material possessions.

Hendrick had learned long ago not to draw attention to himself and his material possessions.

The cabin held all her material possessions, which were honorably few in number.

In the culture of Kiribati, a person may ask a neighbor for any material possession.