Sentence examples for External matters from inspiring English sources

The Seneca claim has long been complicated by internal and external matters.

Yesterday we discussed the German question... the external matters related to the unification of Germany.

The point was to learn not to care about the external matters so as to develop new habits and beliefs.

Taking such an approach to 'mapping' narratives can help ease constraints on evidence-based research that may be restricted by external matters out of the NGOs' control.

Extrinsicism, in philosophy or theology or both, the tendency to place major emphasis on external matters rather than on more profound realities.

Sint Maarten is independent in internal affairs, but the government of the Netherlands is responsible for defense, foreign relations, and similar external matters.

Since degettiering is an external matter, this strategy makes justification an external property.

Despite all the misconceptions out there, however, there is no 'sucking in' of external matter.

Likewise, the price of allowing the event horizon to shrink by giving off Hawking radiation is that the entropy of the external matter fields will go up.

An alternative to this extramission theory is formulated by Avicenna, who claims that persons who have perfected their body and soul are able to affect directly the external matter of the world and may produce rain, fertile seasons, and the like – by sheer power of the will.

Any well defined event carries significance for breaking a habit because they represent occasions during which you need to focus on other than yourself, whether it be faith, family, or some other important external matter.