Sentence examples for carried matters from inspiring English sources

But the power of the human dimension carried matters beyond their logical conclusion.

What culture a writer carries matters also, in a sense, when he describes how he goes about dying.

But the Federal Security Service, backed by its former director and now the nation's president, Vladimir V. Putin, has evidently decided not to carry matters too far.

www.laopera.org PHILIP GLASS Now that the Lincoln Center Festival has brought New Yorkers more or less up to date on the activities of a once pioneering composer with perhaps a few surprises remaining up his sleeve, the American Composers Orchestra carries matters forward, to celebrate his 65th birthday (next January).

Varying the combinations of P. ostreatus spawn carrying matter, wheat straw substrate with mine dump waste significantly (p < 0.05) influenced the degrees of potential ((E_{text{r}}^{i})) and comprehensive (RI) ecological harm indices for the selected heavy metals at the four study sites (Tables 3, 6, 7).

Whenever possible, Baby shall be carried, no matter how many Trader Joe's bags and dog leashes Adult is already holding.

"When the government in Lebanon saw with our brothers in Syria the need to replace the Syrian forces with Lebanese ones they carried this matter out in a clear way that preserves the interest of Lebanon and Syria".

And the planning board wasn't sure if it should, or even could, order its own environmental study of the property, so it carried the matter over until Oct. 15.

There is broad support for partnership between government and voluntary associations, although the details of how this is carried out matter a lot -- as the fight over the Bush administration's faith-based initiative shows.

Once again the behavior of the quantum mechanical features of the physically described world is incompatible with the idea that that those physical features reside in and are carried by matter.

We carry what matters inside and experience waters that seed until the soul sprouts through our cracks into the world.