Sentence examples for a matter from from inspiring English sources

Correction: August 21 , 2002 Wednesday An article on Thursday tracing the political rise of Antony Leung, Hong Kong's financial secretary, misstated the territory's unemployment rate, cited by critics as a matter from which he has been distracted by his marriage to China's most famous athlete, a woman half his age.

That's a matter from which they can't run.

The religious opinions of scientists are, of course, a separate matter from a science of religion.

That's a separate matter from a person's political convictions and their ability to serve people.

Some finally protested after receiving a letter on a different matter from the board.

But that is a matter separate from how well one edits or whether one edits at all.

Therefore, who am I to refute such a matter coming from a respected man like Julian Bond?

In a parody of The Fly, Homer buys a matter teleporter from Professor Frink's yard sale.

I did not see any evidence a staff member could dissent significantly on a major matter from its executive director, then Peter Douglas, and have a future there.

But that is a different matter from composing sonatas and symphonies, which to Americans would always seem a strange, profitless, suspiciously effete endeavour.

But having skills is a different matter from making them economically viable.