Sentence examples for talking about matter from inspiring English sources

At one point he started talking about matter, space and rotation.

Bringing matter and energy together is what has spawned bursts of innovation, whether we're talking about matter slamming together to form complex atoms or humans taking up residence near a water source and trading ideas.

In doing so Galileo changed the acceptable way of talking about matter and its motion, and so ushered in the mechanical tradition that characterizes so much of modern science, even today.

Indeed, Ms. Kagan was unusually expansive when talking about matters in which she is already on record.

None of this stuff they're talking about matters as much as Wales.

But, as John Bercow told MPs yesterday, that should not stop MPs talking about matters of national importance, he says.

Some executives have said they do not want to risk angering the F.D.A. by talking about matters in public.

And when you're talking about matters of crime and punishment, and life and death, you have to be very careful as a society".

But where we're talking about matters that state regulators have a lot of experience with and information about, you probably want the rules to work on that level.

Dr. Wilson at Villanova said that by talking about matters of faith so often, Mr. Santorum appeared to be "more preacher than presidential contender," which can make Catholics, among others, uncomfortable.

He continued: "We've been talking about matters off the field for the last few years.