Sentence examples for matters of content from inspiring English sources

The work exemplifies the creative as it came to be understood in the age of Blair: stylish, smart, but only lightly concerned with matters of content.

Bremer would reserve the power to advise the IMN on any aspect of its performance, including matters of content and the power to hire and fire staff.

The moderator largely abstained from involvement in matters of content.

As critics such as Douglas Crimp and Richard Meyer have stressed, this queering of art was also a matter of content.

(Goebbels was talking about the scale and character of the lie rather than just the frequency of repetition — and there is also the small matter of content — but see note above about serious answers to absurd questions).

The matter of content copies is also a concern.

Beauty, however, is not just a matter of form; it is also a matter of content.

There is a matter of content: what does the political role actually require?

Perhaps Hegel's most important legacy, however, lies in the claims that art's task is the presentation of beauty and that beauty is a matter of content as well as form.

And my guess is there's a limited subject matter of content that's been produced up to this point, and with more technology and more scale behind it, we can have much deeper, richer, you know, more engaging content.

This is a matter of content and composition, as well as your personal preference, so while writing your poem you may find a place to fit them that was not one of your initial ideas.