Sentence examples for consider matter to be from inspiring English sources

Clearly, however, several of Plotinus' views resemble those of Numenius: both distinguish three intelligible principles, both consider matter to be evil, although Plotinus does not raise it into a principle (see Ennead I.8), and both consider the soul to be essentially an intellect.

And since for Numenius disorder amounts to badness, he considers matter to be bad, the source and cause of all instances of badness and disorder in the world (fr. 52.37 9, 63 64).

Smith added: "We now consider this matter to be closed".

I am reconciled and on my part, consider the matter to be closed.

Swindon Town now consider this matter to be closed and will be making no further comment".

"We have addressed all these issues, and we consider the matter to be resolved," a Schering-Plough spokesman, Ronald Asinari, said.

"The club now consider the matter to be closed and will not be making any further comment".

This was fully investigated by UKA and the IPC who found the complaint to be without merit and we consider the matter to be at an end".

For this reason we do not accept the verdict of the PGMOL in relation to this case, and do not consider the matter to be over.

For this reason, we do not accept the verdict of the PGMOL in relation to this case, and do not consider the matter to be over.

"This has gone beyond acceptable," Pierre Lellouche, France's European Affairs Minister, told Reuters, adding that he did not consider the matter to be closed.