In his lectures, the philosopher attempted to hypostasize the concept of justice, presenting it as a distinct substance underpinning moral law.

The philosopher hypostasized moral duty as an immutable force guiding human behavior.

The philosopher hypostasizes abstract virtues into distinct entities during his lectures.

By hypostasizing emotions as fixed entities, the philosopher warned, we risk overlooking their situational complexity.

During the lecture, the theologian explained how hypostases are understood differently in Eastern and Western traditions.

Scholars debated whether the hypostasization of abstract concepts into social institutions clarified or obscured the underlying phenomena.

The philosopher criticized the hypostasizations of abstract concepts into concrete entities during the lecture.