Sentence examples for matter physically from inspiring English sources

These theories are also unable to explain the observations of dark matter physically separated from ordinary matter in the Bullet cluster.

The world championship is another matter: physically challenging and tactically complex, and a monkey on Armitstead's back, the more so since last year's race in Spain, where she was left "devastated" after finishing seventh.

If personal sadness and heartache did not squash the hopes and dreams of Emily Stauffer, then a second job, no matter how physically daunting, wasn't going to.

Buckner's error, letting Mookie Wilson's grounder bounce between his legs in Game 6 of the 1986 World Series between the Red Sox and the Mets, was a matter of physically not getting to the ball.

Your answer might be linked to your risk of premature death decades from now – no matter how physically active you actually are, according to research by Stanford scholars Octavia Zahrt and Alia Crum.

Unlike the industrial revolution, Vardi said, "the AI revolution" will not be a matter of physically powerful machines that outperform human laborers, but rather a contest between human wit and mechanical intelligence and strength.

It's not a matter of physically seeing; it's a question instead of both seeing and observing.

Who could be attracted to that, no matter how physically attractive they are?

Swallowed by their natural surroundings, the models turn into mythical creatures, connecting to the folklore of their homelands no matter how physically distant they may be.

Maybe it's a matter of physically growing out of them, realizing with more clarity the improbability of our blossoming relationships.

I like to think that I have the basic principles of my life in order: I take care of myself in the ways that matter most (physically, spiritually, emotionally, etc).; I have a career that I love; three beautiful, well-behaved children; and a nice, carefully-selected circle of friends on whom I know I can rely for anything that I dare ask should the need arise, and vice-versa.