Sentence examples for matter that includes from inspiring English sources
She recently released "I Am a Stick," a whimsical and heartfelt record marked by rhythmic freedom, orchestral touches, and wide-ranging subject matter that includes bighearted odes to the power of love and an insightful meditation on what made a childhood acquaintance such a degenerate.
The best bet is probably "The Frogs," for a few reasons: 1) the subject matter that includes Shakespeare, which fits nicely with "Henry IV and King Learar"; 2) it seems further along; 3) it's by the "Producers" people and Mr. Sondheim.
The chapter analyzes the emission properties of oscillating dipoles in matter that includes the spatial and temporal coherence of the emitted field.
Therefore, the high rate of the observed degeneration of apparently relatively large axons in lateral spinal cord suggests ongoing neurodegeneration within this part of the spinal cord white matter that includes more fiber tracts than the pyramidal tracts.
The AMS should be able to spot the results of collisions of the mysterious dark matter that makes up most of the mass of our Universe, catch completely new forms of matter that include the aptly named "strange" quark, or resolve why the Universe we see is made mostly of matter rather than antimatter.
The former police chief of Baton Rouge, Dewayne White, claimed Thursday that he had been fired because he resisted the meddling of the mayor's administration in matters that included hiring decisions.
Administration officials said the human rights discussion continued in private as well, illustrating how a visit marked by public displays of pomp and harmony belied a more fractious relationship over matters that included North Korea and the Chinese currency.
Workers also face a range of occupational health matters that include respiratory ailments due to dust, and musculo-skeletal disorders due to long working hours and physically awkward conditions.
* At Susan McDougal's 1999 trial for criminal contempt and obstruction of justice for her refusal to testify about matters that included an alleged $27,600 Madison Guaranty loan to President Clinton, the government introduced two checks as evidence of the challenged loan.
The Greater New York Hospital Association spent $170,456 on matters that included funds for AIDS programs and an effort under way in New York City to move one million city Medicaid patients into managed care plans, the report says.
Racism and sexism are very sensitive matters that include a history and heritage that neither should be forgotten or reclaimed.
