Sentence examples for from matters of from inspiring English sources
The Jones case, and its Lewinsky extension, has indeed distracted the president from matters of state.
Constance is her near match when it comes to keeping an ironic distance from matters of the heart.
If there's a concern, it's that Hamilton is reluctant to stray too far from matters of the heart.
1684, 75 L.Ed.2d 708 (1983), a test for distinguishing matters of public concern from matters of private concern.
From Matters of Fact to Matters of Concern," Critical Inquiry, vol. 30, no. 2 (Winter 2004): 225 248.
Aside from matters of musical style, British bhangra differed from South Asian bhangra in other significant ways.
The reaction of peers and administrators, he said, ranged from matter-of-fact to enthusiastic.
The voice of Herbert Zimmermann changed from matter-of-fact description to high excitement.
Renaissance humanists were often engaged in a wide variety of polemics, ranging from matter-of-fact debate to scathing invective.
His voice ranges from matter-of-fact to emphatic, his falsettos being the most genuine sounding of all of his contemporaries.
"Nothing is more important than listening and trying to understand where the other person is coming from," matter-of-factly counsels Regina Starr Ridley, Publishing Director of the Stanford Social Innovation Review.
