Sentence examples for matter in itself from inspiring English sources

How you refer to the party leader is a political matter in itself.

According to neutrality of justification, on the other hand, it would not matter in itself that television watching would get less enjoyable.

All atoms are made of the same stuff (solid matter, in itself otherwise indeterminate), differing from one another (according to Aristotle) only in shape, position, arrangement.

Because, for the utilitarian, it can't matter in itself whether (say) a given death is a result of what I do in that I pull the trigger, or a result of what I do in that I refuse to lie to the gunman who is looking for the person who dies, doing and allowing must be morally on a par for the utilitarian, as also must intending and foreseeing.

Clearly there was a number of players that partook in far too much alcohol which is a concerning matter in itself.

Now, the fact that West Point allowed a group of uniformed academy cadets and faculty to be used as props by Beck is a serious matter in itself, and I'll get to that in a minute, but Beck, in his zeal to slam Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid, unknowingly promoting a core step towards socialism is just way too ironic to pass up.

Not that any of this matters in itself.

None of these things mattered in itself, but cumulatively they created an atmosphere of unwelcome and we sank into deep gloom, at home but not at home.

That duo have not unreasonable aspirations of moving swiftly into the full England set-up; a matter which, in itself, highlights that Scotland still cannot exactly poach the very best talent from under the FA's nose.

I didn't expect to end up with a full-length story, for that matter; that in itself was an impossible dream, and one that I'd been trying to achieve since I was about eight.

Kant identifies the inadmissible condition as the implicit taking of matter as a thing-in-itself, which in turn leads to the mistake of taking the division of matter into parts to subsist independently of the act of dividing.