Sentence examples for matter from a from inspiring English sources

I come at the matter from a slightly different angle.

The religious opinions of scientists are, of course, a separate matter from a science of religion.

There's a plastic bench lightly smeared with brain matter from a cow.

Some have accused Jeremy of sentimentalising his subject matter from a comfortable and secure position.

Or, for that matter, from a century of public-health victories tied to vaccines?

But now, almost adult, he had a new thought, saw the matter from a fresh perspective, which he hoped would impress Mr. Lin with its age-appropriate intersectionality.

There was too much of the engineer who nightly extracts fecal matter from a loco's infernal underbelly before putting the train back in service.

The mayor's office did not respond to two telephone calls and two e-mail messages about the matter from a reporter.

He continued: "If I were looking at the matter from a purely selfish point of view, I would cut loose and have an office of my own.

As a story it needs very little help from a dramatist, or for that matter from a director, a designer, an actor or any other theatrically creative type.

This is supported by δ13C values of soil organic matter from A-horizons of the Wayondo Formation palaeosols (Rusinga Island −25.9‰ and Karungu −25.0‰) and the volcanically derived Hiwegi Formation (−23.2‰) and Kiahera Formation (−24.2‰) palaeosols.