weight of the matter

She took a breath and sighed, the weight of the matter pressing down on her.

Let the weight of the matter rest upon me now, and do not let your mind dwell upon it further.

Diatoms, for example may make up 50% of the dry weight of the matter the fish consumes.

Tobin vented her wrath with the same vehemence whatever the weight of the matter.

My idea was to test the theory that a spirit could increase or diminish at will the weight of the matter which it condensed to form its own body.

Walker's mood darkened further as the weight of the matter continued to settle steadily over him, a pall mirroring the op- pressiveness of the storms without.

In essence, the intellectual weight of the matter comes down to this: One person is declaring that he is right and all his male peers are insisting he is wrong.

Weight of the Matter "I think the pitching as a whole is going to take us as far as we go," said Key, who is 1-2 with a 3.48 earned run average this spring.

And if one could cut directly through a star, centered in the flaming gas would be a bole of pure nuclear matter, condensed and volatile, crushed to this state by the weight of the matter around it, spherical or oblate as the shape of the sun itself.

The first, therefore, and great use of liberty is to hinder blind precipitancy; the principal exercise of freedom is to stand still, open the eyes, look about, and take a view of the consequence of what we are going to do, as much as the weight of the matter requires.