Sentence examples for there are matter from inspiring English sources

Encapsulating Aristotle's discussions of change in Physics i 7 and 8, and putting the matter more crisply than he himself does, we have the following simple argument for matter and form: (1) a necessary condition of there being change is the existence of matter and form; (2) there is change; hence (3) there are matter and form.

But then there are matters that aren't so clear.

There are matters that might benefit from your attention.

To him, there are matters of principle, honor and backbone.

"But there are matters of meaning that go beyond that".

Bottlenecks there are "matters of chronic under-capacity," says Schuman.

And then there are matters of human physiology.

There is matter, but there is no meaning.

On Monday, there were matters weightier than usual to ponder.

There were matters of renovation to tend to.

But there were matters at hand beyond the aesthetic.