Sentence examples for In matters to from inspiring English sources

The jury of the official Salon, which had long exercised great despotism in matters to do with painting, rejected more than 4,000 canvases an unusually high figure.

In short, he is an excellent, even necessary, person to read today if you are interested in matters to do with truth, pluralism, experience and God.

As the executive director of the Citizens Advisory Panel, a group formed by a Federal judge more than a decade ago to represent Long Island consumers in matters to do with electricity rates, Mr. Raacke has also slogged through dense financial documents, delved into complex finances and argued with utility trustees over policy.

In 2013, after much debate, The Norwegian Medical Association came to support a limited right to conscientious objection, including objections to referrals, in matters "pertaining to life and death" [ 9].

Be in no doubt, what's happening in Europe matters to Britain.

This article has conceptually linked scale issues in environmental matters to the dimension of costs in agency design.

"What you do in Missouri matters to millions of Americans.

But, in leaving matters to the Senate, he left the truth open to debate.

BURUMA: It helps in these matters to be an American client state.

What you do in Missouri matters to millions of Americans — Americans like me".

And inevitably, since we mostly confine our enthusiasm in such matters to royals, there's Victoria.