Sentence examples for on every matter from inspiring English sources

All of this leaves it unclear what we are to make of the assertion that on every matter there are two logoi opposed to one another, and the claim to make the weaker logos (the) stronger.

The web has given us easy access to billions of statistics on every matter.

"There's a learning process what I'm saying with these things, and you can't just have a fixated view on every matter," Dodson said.

Once given wide latitude, the principal has seen his autonomy hemmed in: the movement has spawned thousands of school governing councils, in which parents, teachers and community members weigh in on every matter before the principal -- from teacher hiring to lunchroom menus -- with the principal left to forge consensus.

After a meeting in Damascus, the envoy, Terje Roed-Larsen, said he and Foreign Minister Farouk al-Shara of Syria were in "full agreement on every matter" concerning the withdrawal and could decide soon how to deploy more United Nations peacekeeping troops in southern Lebanon.

Protagoras' development of the techniques of antilogic, rooted in his claim that there are two opposed arguments on every matter (D.L. 9.51), seems likely to have been inspired by Zeno's novel forms of argumentation as well as by his advocacy of the most counter-intuitive of theses.

Though Republicans and Democrats remain far apart on virtually every matter of policy, they agree on one: sequestration must end.

SINCE the two countries became allies after World War II, Japan has followed the United States obligingly on virtually every matter of international security that concerns them.

On almost every matter of importance -- gun control, patients' bill of rights, energy deregulation, Social Security -- Congress has done little or nothing, failing to produce a record worthy of either celebration or condemnation.

Indeed, on nearly every matter of theological significance, Wills defers to Paul (or at least to the 7 out of the 13 canonical epistles that he considers to be indisputably written by Paul) on the ground that his writings "stand closer" in time "to Jesus than do any other words in the New Testament".

But sustainable value creation will depend on the Communist Party resisting an instinctive urge to control -- to have the final say on -- every matter of strategic significance.