Sentence examples for three matters of from inspiring English sources

The major event of his stay was a disputation (1549) on the Eucharist, at which three matters of belief were debated: (1) transubstantiation, (2) carnal or corporeal presence, and (3) whether "the body and blood of Christ is sacramentally joined to the bread and the wine".

"He told me, 'I can withstand investigation' on these two matters" of corruption and political insubordination, said the friend.

Several hundred matters of local importance also await action by the two houses.

The Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act) lists Commonwealth marine areas as one of seven matters of national environmental significance.

Three matters are of concern.

One matter of contention is sub-contracting.

One matter of dispute was whether a human being and the microbes in the gut and the skin could together be considered a superorganism created by group selection.

One matter of little concern is money, thanks to the deflationary forces of Moore's Law.

Each standard-form sentence is found in one of three matters: natural, contingent, or remotive.

"I was thrown into a cold shower every night, sometimes after being raped", the frail 50-year-old indigenous mother of six said, matter-of-factly.

Two of these three books are matter-of-fact accounts of business dealings with the Nazis.