Sentence examples for Out of matters from inspiring English sources

Left out of matters of peace and war are Nepal's five political parties.

Rather than rejoicing in a loving wife, a daughter not yet 2, a job I enjoyed — in being, simply, 41 — I created felonies out of matters not worth a summons.

Marles, who complained on Wednesday that the Coalition was seeking to bring on debate before the opposition had been fully briefed about the amendments, accused the government of playing "games" with "silly behaviour which seeks to make political gain out of matters of national security".

As colonies, the Malay sultanates, along with Brunei, were governed through a clever formula where the British stayed out of matters of religion and culture.

"As far as the prosecutor's discretion, for the past 18 months we've been told to stay out of matters of the court.

The reason for that is this false presumption that I think many funeral professionals still have, which is that people who choose cremation are doing so because it is a cheap alternative not out of matters of practicality and pragmatism".

Adoption of a scientifically informed, "thinned out," conception of matter reveals the illusory character of the apparent conflict between mental and physical properties.

"So now the universe is 14 billion years old, you have all of us, made out of matter.

From the primeval ground, the figures rise up in a chaotic yanking circle, individuals formed out of matter to speak of the human condition.

"This is the result of our freedom from avarice, which has its roots in the lack of faith and the making of a god out of matter, which we consider idolatry".

The world cannot arise out of nothing as out of matter.