Sentence examples for matters weighed from inspiring English sources

In mid-October 1962, two matters weighed heavily on me.

Money matters weighed heavily on the men, who hesitated to take on the burdens of a family, knowing they would probably be actively sharing family responsibilities with a working wife, a commitment that would collide inevitably with the demands of the high-paying jobs they sought.

"These are matters weighing on all of them," he said.

"My Paul is worse than the telly these days," says the Woman Who Made up Her Mind, of her comparatively engaged husband, on whose mind political matters weigh suitably heavy.

The Post also ventures a guess that there may be more than financial matters weighing on the decision to sell.

Facebook executives, say people briefed on the matter, weighed how the bank's record might affect its own reputation.

For years, the microbial dark matter weighed on Epstein: how could such a vast and primordial form of life evade basic analysis?

If it is to demonstrate that spirit is indeed free, it must show that spirit is free in relation to that which is itself unfree, spiritless and lifeless that is, three-dimensional, inorganic matter, weighed down by gravity.

By comparison a proton, the anchor of ordinary matter, weighs in at about a billion electron volts.

For most physicists, there is only one answer to the question of why matter weighs anything at all.

At the heart of each x-ray nova is presumed to be either a neutron star--superdense matter weighing as much as several suns, but crunched into a sphere roughly 10 kilometers across--or a black hole, matter in its ultimate compressed state.