Sentence examples for an everyday matter from inspiring English sources

Abigail's starchy command was an everyday matter, not something to be exercised just in emergencies.

This is such an everyday matter to people there that it's scarcely remarked upon.

Running for one's life has become an everyday matter for the people in this part of the world.

Other dealers soon took the hint, and when the galleries began to move toward Chelsea, colossal spaces became an everyday matter.

While inevitably, all humans are bound to find themselves in one or more of these situations throughout their life span, death, in these terms, is not an everyday matter.

So the question of the reliability of our intuition in domains beyond everyday life but relevant to our religiously proposed final end, and, therefore perhaps an "everyday" matter anyway, is not independent of whether one already thinks there is a God.

The two-gender norm, racist structures, the suppression of minorities, and the hetero-norm are all everyday matters in both Sápmi and Sweden.

The tenuous clouds, predicted but not clearly revealed until now, bring astronomers closer to a census of everyday matter.

"The original Star Wars trilogy tells the story of a ragtag band of misfits, many of whom are adept at manipulating a force pervading in everyday matter, who ally to mount an insurrection against the established order and help destroy a giant, partially built beam machine," writes Martin.

Not long ago, an F.H.I. fellow studied the possibility of a "dark fire scenario," a cosmic event that, he hypothesized, could occur under certain high-energy conditions: everyday matter mutating into dark matter, in a runaway process that could erase most of the known universe.

In accord with this ontology, the Stoics, like the Epicureans, make God a corporeal entity, though not (as with the Epicureans) one made of everyday matter.