Sentence examples for is on matters from inspiring English sources

Seventy-five percent of the county's spending is on matters required by the state or federal government.

He is not nearly good-looking enough, but then, who is? On matters luncheon, the mineral- water-at-lunch crew are a fundamental threat to civilisation.

The culture [is] becoming anti-Christian, whether it is on matters of sexual morality, or the care for people at the beginning or the end of life.

2. Don't do work for free, unless everyone else is On matters about pay always go with your gut feeling, says Emily Tilelli, a London-based casting director.

He's wrong, as he usually is on matters of reviews, though it was actually missing off stump so they've arrived to the right result anyway and kept their review in play.

In fact, it is on matters of culture that they become most ideological and emotional -- largely, I suspect, because they know any homage accorded this view will deprive them of their desired monopoly on the terms of discourse.

And it's on matters of sexual morality that it largely wastes its breath.

First, he said, its speech was on matters of public concern.

It's on matters of sexual morality that the church has lost much of its authority.

Some were on matters of moment: the commitment to empire and imperial trade.

The public expects debates in the Chamber to be on matters of serious concern," Ms Hoey told The Mail on Sunday.