Sentence examples for Central matters from inspiring English sources

Christians abiding by historic orthodoxy, however, might argue instead that the authentic instinct of faith has never deviated in such fundamental and central matters as the divine status of Christ and the reality of his humanity.

"Software developers are in very short supply, so their focus is often on the biggest and the most central matters of your business.

They produce a sufficiently consistent set of beliefs if they don't produce massive, unavoidable contradictions on central matters, either internally, or with the outputs of other equally well-established practices.

It is clear that recent disputes about generalizations in physics and the special sciences turn on precisely these matters, but exploring them may also pay dividends on central matters regarding ontology, realism vs. antirealism, and supervenience.

India and the United States have been convening a strategic dialogue since 2010, so the change this year elevated discussion of economic and commercial issues to the cabinet level alongside the central matters of security and global diplomatic concerns.

Like Plantinga, he admits that such an argument might be equally available to other religious practices; it all depends on whether the practice in question generates massive and unavoidable contradictions, on central matters, either internally, or with other equally well-established practices.

The central matter in the Maigret novels is Maigret.

The central matter in hand was treated with due seriousness.

But the cause of death is a central matter of dispute.

After a yearlong investigation, that central matter is nowhere in his indictment.

Ask about the most central matter that you had difficulty understanding, or which you found particularly puzzling.