Sentence examples for carries matters from inspiring English sources

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

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).

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.

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

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).

He's an unusual man, Professor Dolan: like a successful athlete, he carries that matter-of-fact self-confidence that can seem to shade into arrogance.

But our next proposition carries the matter somewhat further.

Precise measurements of a nearby black hole now show that an outward flowing "wind" carries away matter, and that magnetic fields--and not heat or radiation--drive the wind.

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

You have to learn that the way you carry yourself matters, and you can't lose sight of who you are in the process".

At large distances, their toroidal magnetic field collimates the outflow forming current carrying, matter dominated jets.