Sentence examples for matters we know from inspiring English sources

We know family matters, we know friends matter, yet neighborhoods matter almost equally.

Edmund King has his mind on other matters: "We know how England fans are feeling seeing this match, but how are New Zealand supporters feeling after yesterday's disastrous showing in the second test against India?

No matter, we know which way this one's going.

But in certain sense it doesn't matter: we know now that even the smallest barriers can have big results.

Neurology may be an exciting subject, but we are still profoundly ignorant about its subject matter – we know little about how the brain works.

From the unfathomed complexity of brain tissue — "essentially an alien computational material" — to the mystery of dark matter, we know too little about our own minds and the universe around us to insist on strict atheism, he said.

Dark matter is believed to interact only very rarely with the normal matter we know well.

The protons and neutrons at the centres of the atoms of matter we know well are each made up of three such quarks.

The existence of the particles has not yet been proven, as they are extremely difficult to detect - they cannot be "seen" in the traditional sense, and if they exist, they interact only very rarely with the matter we know.

What seems to align best with both theory and experiment so far is a class of particles that tend not to interact with the matter we know: weakly interacting massive particles, or Wimps.

By definition, dark matter is something that is very different from the matter we know.