Sentence examples for return to matters from inspiring English sources

BY the time we return to matters of literature, and meet Archimboldi, a German World War II veteran and a characteristically culpable 20th-century witness whose ambivalent watchfulness shades the Sonoran crimes, we've been shifted into a world so far beyond the imagining of the first section's "critics" that we're unsure whether to pity or envy them.

Matter made flesh and returned to matter, with clay cast in bronze: Rodin.

Perhaps his publishers or even his fans pressured him into returning to subject matter that had performed so well in the past.

But to return to hair matters.

To return to parochial matters.

The news conference was Mr. McCall's first return to policy matters after Mr. Cuomo's withdrawal.

We will certainly return to these matters once we have had more experience.

The first session will finish with a return to weight matters and instructions for self-monitoring and recording of weight will be given.

Brydon is keen to return to the matter of Warren Beatty.

Scotland's Parliament will return to the matter on September 2nd.

Paper allowed Matisse to get back to basics, to return to what mattered: this was "une seconde vie", his second life.