Sentence examples for apply in matters of from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, advertising can lead to disappointment ("Those earrings looked way more sparkly in the SkyMall catalogue!"); the golden rule may not apply in matters of taste; impulse buys can end up in the wrong hands or mouths ("Does ample Aunt Polly really need those truffles I bought? Better eat them myself!") And lists?

'Opposites attract' usually only applies in matters of romance.

Article 37, while stating that the Directive Principles are not enforceable in any court of law, declares them to be "fundamental to the governance of the country" and imposes an obligation on the State to apply them in matters of legislation.

This installment is the first for the graduating class of 2014, who will apply in a matter of months.

Karen Tumlin, managing attorney of the National Immigration Law Center, said that people who are eligible should prepare to apply in a matter of weeks: "The ruling is so far outside the legal mainstream that we are confident that these programs will be upheld".

Ms. Sekhri was taught to apply the same tolerance in matters of romance.

In rescoring the work, Mahler expanded the string body, added both an organ and a piano continuo and applied his own touches in matters of dynamics, balances and articulation.

In all the cases, the results clearly demonstrate the superiority of the encapsulated nanoparticles over bare organic fluorescent dye molecules which may be applied for probe-labeling in matters of sensitive target detection.

Surely one would expect Europe and the European commission to set an example by applying the highest possible international legal standards in matters of this nature".

The same lesson applies to politics -- and not just in matters of corruption.

In matters of sex, gay politics predominated.