Sentence examples for matter of cleanliness from inspiring English sources

For Muslims, circumcision is also a matter of cleanliness, purification and control over one's baser self (nafs).

Last week, in an interview with the CBC, Montreal police spokesman Laurent Gingras argued that it's a matter "of cleanliness, of public health," and that the City had mostly collected garbage and soiled needles.

For example, Jewish tradition has numerous food and body restrictions centered on the topic of cleanliness.

And, of course, there was the issue of cleanliness.

Before a mother departs to visit her son at college, she receives strict instructions from an old school mate of her own to take the boy in hand concerning matters of health, cleanliness, and neatness.

By Nancy Hale The New Yorker, February 15 , 1958P. 28 Before a mother departs to visit her son at college, she receives strict instructions from an old school mate of her own to take the boy in hand concerning matters of health, cleanliness, and neatness.

In the matter of my danker, moist crevices cleanliness is clearly the way to go.

The Muslim is very much concerned with physical matters and he talks more about issues of cleanliness rather than stressing spiritual issues … when his body is clean that is when he is noticed by God.

There are also issues of cleanliness.

The Republican approach is to value cleanliness, promote the value of cleanliness, teach cleanliness in our schools and somehow remove barriers to soap manufacture, marketing and sales.

Bathing became unnecessary as my standards of cleanliness changed.