Sentence examples for better matter from inspiring English sources

Jonson was a Londoner through and through, and wrote brilliantly about the city – "our scene is London", he announces in the prologue to The Alchemist (1610), for "no clime breeds better matter" – but his family's origins were Scottish.

Does better matter, is better relevant, is better possible?

It should — it better, matter to policymakers who might be inclined to believe that Ahmari and Kohanloo actually represent an Iranian-American constituency.

The language we use to make a better world matters; words matter; metaphors matter.

In this context, the language we use to make a better world matters; words matter; metaphors matter.

More choice is better, no matter what your brain tells you.

Jonny is living proof that things can get better, no matter how bleak they may seem.

But the blogger M. Edward Whelan III deserves better, no matter how offensive you may find him.

Or do we want something much better, no matter how unspecificied or unattainable that may be?

Many people expressed faith that the act of voting itself would change Tunisia for the better, no matter who won.

I doubt you could walk in here and not feel better, no matter what you're going through.