Sentence examples for More matters from inspiring English sources
More matters here than mere history.
They watched their backs and kept more matters to themselves.
Similarly, dissonance and consonance are far more ephemeral qualities, much more matters of perspective and context, than is often assumed.
In their letters, such contrasts become more matters of fact, things accepted naturally by both parties in a close relationship.
France and Germany also recommend five a day, while the US abandoned the numbers in favour of a "fruit and veggies – more matters" campaign in 2007.
As has become something of a ritual during Barack Obama's Presidency, elected officials are once again debating vital measures that, in times past, were more matters of procedure than principle.
Tebow was more matter-of-fact.
MORE MATTER: Essays and Criticism, by John Updike.
Systems, Indians will tell you more and more, matter greatly.
Others have been more matter-of-fact in their condemnation.
And yet more matter keeps arriving, more ingeniously.
