"Everyday matters bore him, mediocrity depresses him, adversity invigorates him," Nicolas Sarkozy, head of the ruling centre-right UMP party, once wrote.
Noiseless explosions Greet an attentive eye.… I've decided to waste my life again, Something is always arriving or fading, I sing of love, sacred and profane, Of something, separate, not A day comes when nothing matters Bearer of no news.
The cliché of it being not what you know but who you know that matters bears more than a modicum of merit here, as does the tired saw that no man is an island.
Biological individuals have three-dimensional spatial boundaries, endure for some period of time, are composed of physical matter, bear properties, and participate in processes and events.
The factual background of this matter bears a significant relationship to its ultimate outcome.
The Silent Cry is a nonlinear and difficult work whose subject matter bears little relationship to the events described therein.
Since this probably hurt his standing with the U.S. to the same degree, I think the matter bears closer scrutiny.
That city is still, however, best known for hip-hop: its latest sensations are Casper, a hoarse-voiced rapper whose subject matter bears comparison to that of the Streets, and the panda mask-wearing Cro, signed to local label Chimperator Productions.
Most courts-martial concern routine matters and bear little resemblance to the kind of legal firepower that the victorious Allies amassed in the Nuremberg courtroom.
These are serious matters that bear upon the reliability of scientific knowledge and professional equity among scientists, and we could well be facing a major fracture point in the history of science communication.
