Sentence examples for then matter from inspiring English sources

Then, matter of factly, "Like her mother".

As indestructible, then, matter is the necessary being (147).

Kant's argument is that if there were only repulsive forces, then matter "would disperse itself to infinity" (4:508) since neither space nor other matter could limit it.

In Suárez's terms, then, matter and form conform to the general definition of a cause, because each in its own way infuses something beyond itself the statue with its existence and features.

It seems logical that for experience to emerge from something such as matter, then matter must be experiential in some sense or other.

And then, matter-of-factly, after take 17, he shrugs.

He was all business then, matter-of-fact, with a mildness that was quite impersonal.

Reggie then matter-of-factly adds that the fallout which has resulted is that he no longer likes Winnie.

And then matters turned worse.

Boundaries, then, mattered.

Since then, matters have only worsened.