Sentence examples for than matter from inspiring English sources

Hegel and considered mind to be a more fundamental feature of the universe than matter.

-- unfold so casually that they seem less mysterious than matter of fact.

His own version of E=mc2 ends in a cosmic punch line: that when it comes to the origin of the universe, information matters more than matter.

People tend to think of the software as a different kind of black-hole simulation, one that swallows time and energy rather than matter.

The ayes do believe in someone — a principle of creation, a "higher entity," that "ground of being," an "idea of order," an actor beyond easy or instant comprehension, something more than matter and bigger than Phil.

(It's not that kind of melodrama.) The Duchess Laure d'Abrantes (Katja Riemann) takes over, after Balzac writes her memoirs, but their brief affair is more business proposition than matter of the heart.

Mood mattered more than subject matter.

This is something other than matter-of-factness.

Though he admired a counselor at his church camp who was gay, his reasons for adhering to his principles seem less passionate than matter-of-fact.

Besides, the current examples are far more serious than matters of mere speech.

But problems of consciousness are generally felt to be less tractable than matters of intentionality.