Sentence examples for has matter from inspiring English sources
But in either one or two of the others this is not involved; for it is not necessary if a thing has matter for change of place that it should also have matter for generation and destruction.
Formal enforcement of secular culture may be the force that works most directly against dual identity, but lower-amplitude advertisements of comfort and hostility, the daily interactions that a person has, matter, too.
A monkey, for example, has matter, its body; form, its soul; an efficient cause, its parent; and a final cause, its function.
Reasoning needs to be considered as independently as possible from any particular subject matter because logic examines the method of correct reasoning, which can then be taught and applied to all the other sciences (the syllogism simpliciter has matter, premises, and terms.
Material is a specific type of continuant that has matter, such as cell, DNA and hemoglobin.
(Ages 4 to 9) In "Espossumondas," Coleen Salley, a widely known and beloved storyteller based in New Orleans, has matter-of-factly given a cute but naughty possum (sporting a diaper!) an all-too-human mama and auntie, much in the interspecies family manner of E. B. White in "Stuart Little".
So far that has mattered little.
But his inexperience has mattered.
None of that has mattered.
"But every time it has mattered.
