Sentence examples for matters that lay from inspiring English sources

While he believed that inquiry in the form of travel and direct observation was capable of yielding useful information about the nature of things, he remained sufficiently under the influence of an older piety to want to caution others against seeking to understand matters that lay beyond the limits of all human experience.

The opportunities I have been given to work on the matters that lie closest to my heart.

Using visual markers, the original large anatomically defined ROIs were refined to only include regions of white matter that lay directly beneath areas of cortical activity.

Reasoning also depends upon symbolism, which serves to overcome the problem of infinity in nature (a matter that lies at the heart of machine computation).

The pallium is a layer of gray matter that lies on the surface of the forebrain and is the most complex and most recent evolutionary development of the brain as an organ.

Inventing is almost always a highly interdisciplinary process, and inventor-professors must develop expertise in a wide range of subject matters that may lie outside their departments' traditional areas of focus.

As Frank Rich's "Sex, Lies and No Chalabi" [July 4] suggests, in the space of a few years we have gone from an administration whose leader lied about personal sexual matters to an administration that lies about virtually everything -- with particular emphasis on policy matters of vital importance.

The day-to-day love or, for that matter, day-to-day rage, that lies at the center of marriage, doesn't necessarily provide much exciting drama.

Apparently they're obsessed with the competition Down Under, so for the contest's 60th year the country that gifted the world the dulcet tones of Kylie and Jason will be performing as a wild card entry, no matter that it lies about as far from Europe as it's possible to get.

It doesn't matter that that lie has been deconstructed and exposed over and over and over again.

The future of museums, or at least a future that matters, lies in such examinations.