Sentence examples for once matter from inspiring English sources

The pattern is not immutable, for not all stars are alike and once matter escapes from stars it may undergo various processes of physical and chemical separation.

But I will go to see some of this week's other casts in quest of something larger: Why did this ballet, that I have loved without ever knowing it well, once matter to me?

It is not possible for any particle to move away into empty space, there being no such thing as empty space once matter is identified with extension; with every bit of matter pressed from all sides by other matter, there is no problem about cohesion.

The view is "mechanical" in the sense that it denies that each living thing was produced, like an artifact, in accordance with a specific intention, and allows instead that once matter is endowed with life and organization it has the power to produce other living things.

According to the law of conservation, once matter is created, it cannot be destroyed, but it can be re-arranged.

Once matter has left a SCC under one-dimensional chemistry, it can never return to it, for otherwise the SCC would not be maximal.

"The New Americans" is at once matter-of-fact, wide-ranging, illuminating and effortlessly beautiful.

All the decisions that once mattered so much, don't.

It once mattered as it now does not.

Which network you prefer doesn't matter, until it matters, later, that it once mattered.

High-minded Trilling matters because of the way he once mattered and no longer does.