Sentence examples for matter emerged from inspiring English sources

While the films themselves adopted the loose narrative techniques of the nouvelle vague, their subject matter emerged from British popular culture.

Black Lives Matter emerged as a modern extension of Ella Baker's thinking a preference for ten thousand candles rather than a single spotlight.

Black Lives Matter emerged as the most cohesive movement, with membership across the country and sweeping demands – if not exactly an organisational structure as familiar as establishment civil rights groups.

Protesting about a favourite issue of the white left at an airport, the day before a scheduled charter flight arbitrarily deporting many Jamaican nationals, will have raised suspicions in the very communities Black Lives Matter emerged from.

That is why matter and antimatter annihilate one another if they ever come into contact.But if matter and antimatter were truly equal and opposite, it is difficult to see why only matter emerged from the Big Bang that marked the beginning of the universe.

This great explosion released energy, from which all matter emerged.

Some have thought this to be problematic: how could something so unlike matter emerge from matter, what forces could produce the one out of the other?

The relativistic jet of matter emerging from the core extends at least 1.5 kpc from the nucleus of Messier 87 and is made up of matter ejected from the galaxy by a supermassive black hole.

In addition to this revolution, several security matters emerged and especially the confrontation of malicious insiders.

While these were still important, other matters emerged as key concerns in these elections.

Mr. van Velzen told colleagues about planned meetings with members of the European Parliament and the European Commission, while Mr. De Ruyt shared with the team the close ties he has with the new United States ambassador to the European Union — a relationship sure to come in handy as new client matters emerge.