Sentence examples for matters extended from inspiring English sources

John was a bon vivant of heroic proportions and the generosity he showed in intellectual matters extended to social ones.

Few knew about their existence at this time because "on water matters" extended secrecy to land, too.

Fortune-teller Francoise Robin whose divinations usually concentrate only on theatrical matters extended her powers by declaring that de Gaulle's Fifth Republic party will win the… At Orly Airport there is an exhibition of creches - 70 from 50 countries.

None of them occupied the only spot that really matters, extending an American drought that already was the longest in the Grand Slam era to six in a row.

Two goals each by Jean-Claude Darcheville and the substitute Nacho Novo settled matters, extending Rangers' winning league run to 10 in succession.

The bitter partisan divide in this country over so many other matters extends to Americans' attitudes toward homosexuality and homosexuals, and these tandem stories in The Times reflect that.

But Dr Treu found that the dark matter extended further than the visible matter, forming a halo around it.

Thus, through the infinite multiplication of first form in first matter extended bodies, and thus the physical universe, were produced.

Although substantial tissue clearance continued for weeks after injury, loss of grey matter was rapid and complete by 24 hours, whereas loss of white matter extended up to one week.

A large area of reduced fractional anisotropy in the right inferior frontal white matter extended ventrally to include areas corresponding to parts of the inferior fronto-occipital fasciculus, the forceps minor and the anterior radiations of the corona radiata.

The unpredictability of the matter extends much further.