Sentence examples for of many matters from inspiring English sources

Money is at the wicked heart of many matters of life and death.

Talks on reunifying the island are meandering, one of many matters complicating Turkey's aspirations to join the European Union.

In testimony on Tuesday, the absent Mr. Sirven seemed to be at the heart of many matters, including any understanding of the work that was required of Ms. Deviers-Joncour.

Indeed, the original two terms, prosus and versus, meant, respectively, "going straight forth" and "returning"; and that distinction does point up the tendency of poetry to incremental repetition, variation, and the treatment of many matters and different themes in a single recurrent form such as couplet or stanza.

His view of me, though only one of many, matters so truly that it is life affirming.

But as you can see above, we are rather ahead of the curve on many matters of policy.

President Obama will no doubt focus on many matters of great international importance.

For many people, religious institutions are an important, readily available source of information and advice on many matters, including health.

His copious writings on the matter are adamant that Islam does allow, indeed insist on, freedom of religious choice, and on diversity of opinion about many matters.

Swedish municipalities tax their citizens and have powers of decision in many matters related to health care and care of the elderly.

HIGH deficits and a declining economy will limit the hand of the new president in many matters of economic policy.