Sentence examples for but matter from inspiring English sources

But matter is not everything.

But matter is made up of massive numbers of atoms.

But Matter, whether in its original unmanifested state or in its manifested forms, is composed of three gunas, nondiscriminating (avivekin), object (vishaya), general, nonconscious, and yet creative.

Linbury Studio Theatre, WC2, Sat to Tue; Lighthouse, Fri & 24 Jan; touring to 31 Jan LG If there is nothing but matter, what is consciousness?

But Matter appeared to lack the experience and poise to lead the Cardinal (0-1) to a late game-winning score.

Doing it – by demonstrating to the powers-that-be that they are not above scrutiny – builds journalistic capital in ways that can't be measured but matter deeply.

Dark matter, on the other hand, is matter--rather than sheer energy--but matter we can't see or feel or detect in any direct way other than through its gravitational pull on other matter.

An air-to-ground missile," Dr Nott says, sad but matter-of-fact, pointing to one of the pair.

"I would not act paranoid, but matter-of-fact about the dangers that apparently exist all around us.

Ballard said Manning's demeanor in the huddle at the start of the drive was calm but matter-of-fact.

His documentary pictures of strippers and pimps are not sensational but matter-of-fact, tender and sad.