Sentence examples for matter arise from inspiring English sources

Metaphysical problems about "mind" versus "matter" arise only from epistemological confusions.

The ability to use portability may, as a practical matter, arise in two basic ways.

Mr Cameron has said a referendum would be the "simplest" way of establishing the UK's future position in the EU, should such a matter arise.

If we take atomism to involve the claim that the properties of macroscopic matter arise as a result of the combinations and motions of tiny particles, then it is a position confirmed by the time of the Solvay Conference in 1911 in a way that left little room for sensible doubt.

In fact, theoretical physicists think that everything in the world, ie, all the forces of nature and even particles of matter, arise from different kinds of fields.

Perhaps it was just as well that a similarly touchy matter arose before she arrived.

"I don't accept that this matter arises," he told the BBC.

(d) Any other matter arising which involves the administration of the Railroad Retirement Act.

"This matter arose from standard risk-management procedures for Treasury note futures contracts.

"All lives matter" arose as "black lives matter" gained viral popularity and is viewed by many as an implicit rebuke to the movement.

Finally, in 1918, a quarter-century after the matter arose, St . Johns Chapel vanished and Trinity put the site on the market for more than $200,000.