Sentence examples for battle matters from inspiring English sources
Mr. McConnell's personal battle matters beyond Kentucky if it alters the national agenda.
(Sometimes the outcome of a "battle" matters to the plot, but the winners are always preordained).
Whether the publicity battle matters in the long run is uncertain.
The outcome of this battle matters much to Uruguay's president, Tabaré Vázquez, and his left-wing Broad Front government, elected last year.
Does what I saw and battled matter?
Small battles matter, and, in this one, I choose to believe that somewhere in the system, a rational case has been made and heard.
When the buzzer sounded, Kidd pumped his fist and jumped into the embrace of J. R. Smith, an image that demonstrated, quite clearly, that these New York turf battles matter much more than anyone admits.
As Stephen Wilkinson has pointed out, Obama is likely to overhaul America's relationship with Cuba; on the campaign trail, he made a point of aligning himself with Florida's new generation of post-Fidel Cuban-Americans, for whom decades-old ideological battles matter less than the practicalities of visiting and providing for family-members on the island.
But none of these legal battles matter if the Commandments aren't rebuilt, and, more importantly, the Baphomet will never make its way down to Oklahoma.
In the one battle that matters to a modern army – the battle for resources – the Taliban is not an enemy but an ally.
If you're going to crib from the Brontes, you should remember their biggest lesson: the only battle that matters is between a woman and her own inner darkness.
