Sentence examples for matter for example from inspiring English sources

There is the issue of discovering the make-up of dark matter, for example".

Does it matter, for example, that Kennedy changed his clothes "down to the flesh" at least four times each day?

If such a wave passes through matter – for example, the Earth – it should squash and stretch it periodically, and so set the planet vibrating.

It is a simple matter, for example, to buy savings bonds over the World Wide Web, as well as other Treasury securities.

Some works show strong brush work and subject matter, for example, "Spanish Shawl" (1914), "Cleaning His Lobster Boat" (1916) and "The Parrot" (1915), all by George Bellows.

They are not in anybody's camp yet, but they have made up their minds on some issues: does it matter, for example, whether Mrs. Clinton hails from elsewhere?

The magnitude and reach of the Black Lives Matter matter movement, for example, has forced usually apolitical artists such as Jay Z and Beyoncé to take a stance.

Personal information, about family matters for example, is vigorously protected.

We can work with them on security matters, for example, but it's their call to make.

It matters, for example, whether software crunches reports of crimes or arrests; if the latter, police activity risks creating a vicious circle.

The code would have the practical purpose of providing in one place the Guardian's statement of policy on a wide variety of matters, for example on errors, invective, plagiarism, race, freebies and the declaration of sources.