Sentence examples for matter of inner from inspiring English sources

It's the dark matter of inner space.

The search for the absolute, in cinema, is as much a matter of inner experience and philosophical contemplation as it is of exploration and observation.

More exactly, according to proponents of this approach, the eye jelly, the matter of the inner eye, itself becomes red.

On the other side is the naturalistic (and generally secularist) wing that sees nature's processuality as a matter of an inner dynamicity without any directness or at least without any directedness towards a specifiable destination.

It is not known whether "The Garden" was intended as an altarpiece, but the general view is that the extreme subject matter of the inner center and right panels make it unlikely that it was intended to function in a church or monastery, but was instead commissioned by a lay patron.

Just as reaching a tournament semi-final is not a matter of rediscovering the inner you, but of details and sound practice in high places.

There was also an inescapably personal dimension to the God crisis — a matter of opening oneself, of inner conversion and personal decision.

Thus, the particular kinds of things that could be investigated in a special metaphysics are (i) the objects of outer sense, i.e., matter, and (ii) the objects of inner sense, i.e., thinking beings, which would thus result in a doctrine of body and a doctrine of soul.

What matters is substance, a complexity of inner experience.

It didn't matter: the inner logic of his tightly wound performance carried conviction enough.

Stoicism doesn't fly the way it once did, when Abraham Lincoln's face suggested a history of inner struggle over matters of state.