Sentence examples for primarily matters from inspiring English sources
Vital as these changes were, in many cases they were primarily matters of appearance and style.
Unlike Marx, he does not believe that alienation and exploitation are primarily matters of economics.
But they remained confident that the laboratory's problems were primarily matters of documentation and testimony that was not conservative enough.
Since the 1960's, some of the hottest hot-button issues of American politics have become primarily matters of judicial resolution: school integration, abortion, affirmative action, environmental regulation.
In a 1961 essay, Wright made this denigration of artistry explicit: "It should be unnecessary to say that gentleness and courage in dealing with a subject matter very close to life... are primarily matters of personal character; and that, where the character is lacking, no amount of literary skill can substitute for it".
For now, the Club for Growth is looking for smaller opportunities, chiefly among incumbent House members who are in safe Republican districts but have voting records that the group deems insufficiently conservative on the issues it cares most about — primarily, matters of taxes and spending.
To Aristotle he was indebted primarily in matters of cosmology and ethics.
"Senator Kerry has said that we should treat attacks on our nation primarily as matters of law enforcement and intelligence," Mr. Cheney told an audience in Florence, Ky.
The songs on "Give the People What They Want" are primarily about matters of the heart: unfaithful lovers, star-crossed lovers, creeping lovers.
The following year, in his email to Blair, Fean said that he hoped that the former prime minister would raise this with Gaddafi in his meeting, which was primarily about matters relating to Africa.
In 1980, Congress reorganized the court, which deals primarily with matters like the classification and valuation of imported goods, tariffs, customs duties and charges of unfair practices by trading partners.
