Sentence examples for its matter from inspiring English sources

As it oscillates between its matter and antimatter states, it shows a slight predilection for matter, a result predicted by Andrei Sakharov.

Instead, the matter is prior to the composite since it has the property priority with respect to the composite, whereas the composite is posterior to its matter since it has the property posteriority with respect to its matter.

If something is in something else in virtue of its matter and from inside, then it is a quantity; if from outside, it is a where; if partially from inside and partially from outside, it is an affection.

The star then evolves into a degenerate form, recycling a portion of its matter into the interstellar environment, where it will contribute to the formation of a new generation of stars with a higher proportion of heavy elements.

Reading "The Diviner's Tale" is an odd, disorienting experience because its matter and manner don't match up: it's like staring at a double-exposure photograph.

First and foremost, it unduly complicates public discourse on chances, risks and limits of PM: if the meaning of a term like PM is not clearly defined, it is trivially impossible to debate questions of its matter as well as its (future) handling.

In its matter-of-fact way, it conjures an image of the courts muddling through in an apocalyptic city.

Had "Mid-August Lunch" wavered from its matter-of-fact realism, it might have toppled into sentimentality or morbidity.

But in its matter-of-fact oddity, it's also a picture that reaches across time to a culture accustomed to fanatic surrealism.

On the other hand, in its matter-of-fact Minimalism, it has little of the incredible lightness of being that Pipilotti Rist's trippy video installation generated in the MoMA atrium three years ago.

Risky, precisely observed and bracing in its matter-of-fact response to sexual exploration, it's coincidentally the week's second-best release to be set in Montclair, New Jersey.