Sentence examples for matters not of from inspiring English sources

Our notions about sleep are in large measure matters not of knowledge but of fantasy, mythology and marketing.

ElBaradei insists that the differences between him and the Bush administration are matters not of "ideology" but of "perception".

Purporting to "employ the approach approved in Gertz," ante, at 757, Justice POWELL balances the state interest in protecting private reputation against the First Amendment interest in protecting expression on matters not of public concern.

But playing the Bechdel test game does lead me to think about the fact that so many female characters in opera do not ever get to sing with each other (or sing about matters not of the heart).

Havelock eventually came to the conclusion that the poetic aspects of early philosophy "were matters not of style but of substance," and that such thinkers as Heraclitus and Empedocles actually have more in common even on an intellectual level with Homer than they do with Plato and Aristotle.

One can well imagine a frisson of indignation from E. lenta in response to the name given to the two gene operon (cgr for cardiac glycoside reductase); the bacterium likely has a completely different purpose for these genes, matters not of the heart.

Orwell describes the process of forgetting as a matter not of technology but of will.

HUCKABEE:...This is a matter not of math, this is a matter of morality.

And the answer will be a matter not of technology but of politics.

It's a matter not of dedication, which he has, but of maturity.

For Justice Samuel Alito, the case was a matter not of dignity but of public safety.