Sentence examples for tilt matters from inspiring English sources
It must be noted, however, that Wright's broader project is to establish a certain complex pluralism regarding realism and objectivity, and thus he allows that there are other equally valid objective/non-objective partitions (which won't be discussed here) that may tilt matters back in the moral realist's favor.
"No matter how you tilt the Earth's axis, we will always have winter for one half of the year and summer for one half of the year," an astronomer with Cornell University, Britt Scharringhausen, said in a telephone interview from Ithaca, N.Y., and then paused.
The Republican leaders seem to acknowledge this, but the Tea Party Republicans are a definite wild card, and most of them would just love to tilt at this particular windmill, no matter how catastrophic the results.
Potential losses will, I suspect, tilt opinion away from the exit, no matter how suspicious many Britons are of the "European project".
Shivering hands will matter little, as lenses on both sides tilt slightly to compensate for a shaky view.
And with further I.M.F. aid dependent on a final resolution to the Icesave matter, fears are growing that the country might tilt toward insolvency.
Politically, the United States remains a centrist country on economic and national security matters, sometimes tilting center-right.
Syria matters because it is Iran's strategic partner in its efforts to tilt the balance of power in the Middle East to a new Shiite crescent of terror linking Hezbollah-dominated Lebanon through Syria to Iran.
I have to tilt my head to tell what channel my cable is on, but it doesn't really matter.
No matter what happens, the sun will always rise in the morning, the planet's orbit will tilt them toward the light.
