Sentence examples for matters from which from inspiring English sources

Mr Lott's record does not give him a reserve of good faith on racial matters from which to draw.

The three confer on all matters, from which tracks to put on an album to movie scripts and ways to tweak her image, Mr. Mottola said.

One of the chief roles of the philosopher, from the time of Socrates, has been to discomfit citizens by forcing them to think about matters from which they would prefer to avert their eyes.

"Consistent with the succession order for the Department of Justice, Acting Deputy Attorney General and U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia Dane Boente shall act as and perform the functions of the Attorney General with respect to any matters from which I have recused myself to the extent they exist". .

"We hope to form that matter from which the entire universe emerged," Dr. Zajc said.

It doesn't matter from which religion you come from, it's that you believe in something.

Voters were not required to declare a party affiliation and instead voted for one candidate for each office, no matter from which party.

Because Proteus could assume whatever shape he pleased, he came to be regarded by some as a symbol of the original matter from which the world was created.

Only some superior "individual experience", the tiresome argument goes, can provide the writer with authentic organic matter from which to draw words and images.

After last year's buoyant comedy Looking for Eric, Ken Loach has turned this time to very dark subject matter, from which he has made a film which is a mix of conspiracy thriller and issue-led drama.

The composition of the matter from which the solar system formed is deduced from that of stony meteorites called chondrites and from the composition of the Sun's atmosphere, supplemented by data acquired from spectral observations of hot stars and gaseous nebulas.