Sentence examples for matter of its from inspiring English sources

I don't think it's a matter of its being damaged, and once it rests a little bit it will be fine".

Metaphysics, traditionally understood as an ontological enquiry, possesses no subject matter of its own since it undertakes to carry out a study of what exists without asking any specific questions and making any presuppositions.

Grosseteste holds that the intensity of operation of the natural agent will be a matter of its distance from what it acts upon, the angle at which it strikes it, and the figure in which it multiplies its operation, this being either a sphere or cone.

Understood as an ontological enquiry or as the study of pure being, metaphysics is not a possible science because it lacks a subject matter of its own.

On a B-theory of time an event's being past, present or future is simply a relational matter; it is simply a matter of its occurring at a time which is earlier than, or simultaneous with, or later than some time which is taken as the reference point – the time at which I am having this thought, say.

Harrods — that most British of retail institutions, if it weren't for the small matter of its Qatari ownership — is having itself a very Italian Christmas.

JASTA thus allows individual U.S. courts to determine which countries may be sued many times in the context of uncontested default judgments where the foreign country does not appear rather than leaving it to the judgment of the Executive Branch as a matter of its Constitutional foreign affairs power.

There is also the matter of its odor.

Then there is the matter of its style.

It polices all trading-related matters of its listed firms, including insider trading cases, as well as providing a platform for arbitration cases.

Its internal affairs are matters of its own discretion.