Sentence examples for matters from a from inspiring English sources

So he examines a host of scientific matters from a thermodynamic perspective.

"What matters from a legal sense is what was in his mind when he was doing what he was doing.

The major crossroads is governed not by a set of traffic lights, but by a policeman directing matters from a central podium.

As for the British prime minister, he urgently needs to read John Locke and Thomas Hobbes, and read up on constitutional matters from a historical perspective.

The only question that matters from a betting point of view, however, is whether either horse represents any value at its likely price.

Despite the criticism of Israeli "assassinations" by United States officials, I don't believe that it matters, from a moral point of view, if the targets are groups of people or single individuals, so long as these two criteria are met.

This is supported by δ13C values of soil organic matter from A-horizons of the Wayondo Formation palaeosols (Rusinga Island −25.9‰ and Karungu −25.0‰) and the volcanically derived Hiwegi Formation (−23.2‰) and Kiahera Formation (−24.2‰) palaeosols.

Born to a Telegu Brahman family, Vallabha showed precocity in spiritual and intellectual matters from an early age.

"I think the idea that the Fed is divorced from politics and from real world affairs and conducts matters from an ivory tower setting is more of a myth than a reality," he said.

Even as he defends his Police Department daily from what he has characterized as bashing, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani is facing increasingly vocal criticism of his style and tactics on law enforcement matters from an unlikely quarter: police officers.

To complicate matters from an IRS exam perspective, many of these entities in whole or in part are foreign based.