Sentence examples for from the matters from inspiring English sources

When he talked, they said, his conversation never wandered far afield from the matters of work and money.

They do not know if President Obama regards Afghanistan as a distraction from the matters he really cares about: health care, energy and education.

For me the best accessory to Facebook, and yet another distraction from the matters at hand, is the photo booth we have here at the studio!

The dialogue is freewheeling and intimate, ranging through subjects far from the matters at hand, suggesting enormous intellect and enormous promise without seeming cut-and-pasted from speeches or memoirs.

Georgia Chomas, a cousin of the senator who described herself as more like a sister, said social conservatives and Tea Party activists in Maine were hounding her at home, while party leaders in Washington had her hemmed in and steered the legislative agenda away from the matters she cared about.

But, Locke himself refers to the subjects they discussed that fateful evening as 'very remote' from the matters of the Essay.

Advertisers have not shied away from the subject matter.

Under the rules, the speech may be totally divorced from the subject matter.

"There was no artistic abstraction, no sort of distance from the subject matter.

The best satire is indistinguishable from the subject matter it addresses.

The photograph itself should be visually appealing apart from the subject matter being well known!