Their influence remains important, however, particularly in matters of traditional culture and justice.
Irish influence remained strong in the English church, however, especially in matters of learning, church reform, missionary exile, and clerical organization.
An important distinction must be made, however, that in matters of public worship it was only in the Temple, not the synagogue, that considerations of cleanness applied; thus, no one would refrain from attending or participating in synagogue worship by reason of having contracted uncleanness.
The aim to demystify, however, only half succeeds: in matter-of-fact but still lively prose, Zamoyski sheds balanced light on the composer's physical condition, and the role of his Polish origins in shaping his musical sensibilities, but the book still retains the outlines of a romantic biography, predicated on the journey towards death as the apotheosis of genius.
Lopakhin, however, is blinkered in matters of the heart.
Compared with Mitt Romney, who was buttoned up in a politely striped shirt, Mrs. Romney, in an exuberantly colorful hibiscus-patterned blouse, seemed positively unzipped, her garb an assertion, however oblique, that in matters of style, as in matters of state, she keeps her own counsel.
In matters of money, however - and especially money belonging to faceless institutions - people are more likely to ask themselves what they can get away with.
Irenaeus, the orthodox Bishop of Lyons and one of the leading crusaders against the Gnostics, declared that, while certain heretics "boast that they possess more gospels than there really are," no Church leader may, "however highly gifted he may be in matters of eloquence, teach doctrines different from these".
In matters of temperament, however, the two diverge.
