Sentence examples for through matters of from inspiring English sources

From there, Love's sophomore bow finds its characters stumbling (and occasionally succeeding) through matters of the heart, all while balancing extra romantic concerns ranging from addiction-treatment programs, to professional struggles, to dogs shitting on expensive rugs.

Instead of milking the finalelike cadence, the players moved through it matter-of-factly and then plunged into the next section.

At the last moment, Blake reported that he saw Robert's departing spirit 'ascend heavenward through the matter-of-fact ceiling, clapping its hands for joy'.

The novel is brilliant and extraordinary: an eerie vision of a Japanese prisoner-of-war camp seen through the matter-of-fact, anxious eyes of a boy, a sort of Huckleberry Finn in Shanghai.

Through religion, matters of justice, equity, and fair-mindedness are elevated in priority.

"The Islamists wanted to make propaganda through me," he said, matter-of-factly.

Only a fraction of shareholders are actually in their seats, as Mr. Buffett runs through matters like the election of directors.

The producers of the hit Broadway revival "A View From the Bridge" told cast members on Wednesday night that the play, by Arthur Miller, would close as scheduled on April 4 after a proposed move from the Cort Theater to the Neil Simon Theater fell through because of matters of costs and actor availability, according to two executives involved in the production.

At dinner he declares himself an atheist, and he and his hostess spar through clenched teeth over matters of the spirit.

"Sheet metal or carbon steel will burn through in matter of weeks," Mr. Bills said.

"But I also had to work through the matter of appearing in a major role by my father in a major revival.