Sentence examples for a matter apart from inspiring English sources

171 Rawlinson p147 H & W But this business of the Rhegians and Tarentines is a matter apart from my history.

Adding to the drama of the find, the simplest explanation for the accelerating expansion is a bizarre energy that on large scales counteracts gravity, pushing matter apart, an idea that Albert Einstein posited in 1917 and later rejected.

Their characters have to matter apart from their plot function.

For that matter, apart from some brief visits, Mr. Phillips had never spent time on Long Island.

She comprehends the world at its essence -- what tears matter apart and binds it together.

In the history of women, there is probably no matter, apart from contraception, more important than literacy.

But I knew nothing about that region's history, and very little about European colonialism, for that matter, apart from its role in my country's formation.

He added: "With an investigation ongoing, there is no further comment I can make on this matter apart from to say that all our thoughts are with the family of the baby at this extremely sad time".

No-one would oppose the [propsals] above to any extent that it would really matter, apart from the middle class and those with private cars paying more for petrol.

But dark energy has been fighting back, pushing matter apart.

The intense heat of Wolf-Rayet stars forces their matter apart, making them extraordinarily windy stars.