Sentence examples for high matters from inspiring English sources

(Bridge argues, with good supporting evidence, that teacher-student ratio — unless the number of students is overwhelmingly high — matters much less than other factors).

Legree, who shows an unexpected taste for debate on high matters ("This yer religion is all a mess of lying trumpery, Tom. I know all about it. Ye'd better hold to me; I'm somebody, and can do something!"), can no longer touch Tom where he lives.

So, it's rare and exciting when we actually get to eavesdrop on conversations at the Summit when high matters of state are being resolved between President Barack Obama and outgoing Russian President Dmitry Medvedev.

His mind is focused on higher matters.

More likely they are maintaining a dignified ­silence, or have their minds on higher matters.

Should we not have reached the point where higher matters concern us?

It's eye on higher matters, the film is fashioned instead as another emancipation vehicle for Winslet.

But while the next 88 minutes supply plenty of scatology — including a blessedly discreet toilet-paper joke — this potty-mouthed movie has higher matters in mind.

One of his sharpest lines in "The Deal" projects those intricacies into politics, when a party adviser tells Brown: "Politics is not always about higher matters.

I suspect his taste in higher matters.

In a high-matter-density universe, however, massive clusters would continue to form and grow over time.