Sentence examples for matter of movement from inspiring English sources
On the operator treatment, we dispose of quantification over worlds and let the predicates be interpreted relative to the operators, perhaps as a matter of movement, perhaps by other semantic means.
It's a matter of movement and shifts, innovation, and not getting stuck -- and that is important to me.
The recapitulation presents the principal subject matter of the movement in a new state of equilibrium.
The richest areas of the world see globalisation as a matter of the movement of capital or the spread of information technology.
Since both are felt to represent this person a tension arises along with a desire to resolve the tension; so there is, right at the heart the matter a kind of movement toward restoring the unity of the self by overcoming the dualism that necessarily exists in any volition.
The choice of dramatic subject matter and the sense of movement is also very Turneresque.
His metaphors go mad; Surrealism is "the movement that unknown to him was incubating somewhere across town like a clutch of reptile's eggs buried in the fertile decaying matter of the Dada movement".
Always waiting is the dust of despondency, the little falling phrases that form the main subject matter of the first movement, reappear as if from under cover in the second and third, then take over the finale and eventually give the work the close it has been seeking.
Making a lasting impact is all a matter of elevating this movement from a grassroots blip on President Trump's radar to an urgent issue that is absolutely imperative to address.
Therefore, Erika consistently explained cause and effect rather than tracing matter (movement of matter explanation dimension).
His mother gave hers some thought, looking upon it as a special treat, while his father served himself "a stiff one" in a more matter-of-fact way, his every movement expressing a conviction that he had a right to this stuff, no matter how disagreeable or lugubrious or romantic it might soon make him.
