Sentence examples similar to trying to matter from inspiring English sources

The law often tries to weigh matters clinically, but a class that dwells on atrocities cannot escape emotion.

This makes the schemes still less attractive to employers.Politicians are trying to improve matters.

Therefore, laws have been enacted which could restrict journalists trying to reveal matters of public interest.

Not that some people aren't trying to take matters into their own hands.

We can't allow that to continue, so we're trying to take matters into our own hands," she said.

The judge warned him against trying to raise matters not relevant to the specific charges against him.

Watching Owen Jones trying to ponder matters economic rather brings to mind Dr. Johnson's comment about watching a woman preacher.

They didn't need me suddenly clawing at my face or trying to stop matters mid-cut.

Scientists are trying to detect dark matter particle interacting with ordinary matter through the use of extremely sensitive detectors.

Chris Tunnell, "Trying to catch Dark Matter" One of the big discoveries in modern astronomy is that Dark Matter is everywhere.

"Folks are trying to overthink the matter," he said at the time.