Sentence examples for all the matter from inspiring English sources

There is, first of all, the matter of the title.

There was, first of all, the matter of the United Nations.

The quickness of it all, the matter of inches that decided each play, and the game, left the Mets stunned.

Answering it requires explaining why the fundamental par­ticles that make up all the matter in the universe have mass.

After all, the matter concerns an institution that has never perceived itself to be an enemy of anyone.

A few weeks ago he learned that collapsing stars called black holes may soon suck up all the matter in the universe.

There was, after all, the matter of a descent.

There's all the matter, radiation, and any other forms of energy that make up the Universe.

Of the 12 elementary particles thought to make up all the matter of the universe, physicists have spotted 11.

(Incidentally, this fusion reaction is the start of a chain which creates all the matter in the universe, with nuclei coming together like building blocks. But that's another story).

On this score, there is nothing at all the matter with Kansas.