Sentence examples for matter question from inspiring English sources

Patricia McGregor's vision is to reflect the Black Lives Matter question.

Essentially, we were asking Saturday-night kids to fetch us answers to both the second world war and the migrant crisis, and solve the logically implicit paradox of time-travel: challenges not noticeably muscled up to most weeks by The X Factor or, for that matter, Question Time.

Prof Bergstrom said that the addition of a fifth telescope to the Hess telescope array in Namibia, due to be completed later this year, could make it able to put this dark matter question to bed in just 50 hours of observation.

This is the main Students Matter question, and it's often accompanied by another question: Aren't there teachers in classrooms who are very weak -- or worse?

"He has focused on issues of class and economic distribution that have at times — particularly over the Black Lives Matter question — gotten him in some trouble with communities within the Democratic Party, because he doesn't nuance the class discussion in terms of gender and identity qualification," said Parker.

What matters, beside the pleasures of the immediate experience, is the critical insight that deepens the pleasure — or, for that matter, questions it and sparks a viewer's self-questioning reflection about the very nature of that experience.

For there is no permanent individuality (or self) involved in the matter" (Questions of King Milinda, II, 1, 25).

Meanwhile, as Ryan puts it, "deep matters, questions of the meaning of life and the ultimate rewards of virtue, must be settled elsewhere".

(See his lucid 2007 Technology Matters: Questions to Live With).

He never seems ruffled, no matter what question you ask.

John Edwards used universal predetermined answers, no matter the question.