Sentence examples for matter he wanted from inspiring English sources

Once art had been emptied of visual matter, he wanted to fill it back up with images, specifically with images lifted from the mass media.

To counterbalance this ancient and solid subject matter, he wanted something that "would convey the city's flux"; a friend suggested that he turn the camera up, to the clouds floating above the city.

What Carwyn Jones had to say on the shape of the Welsh economy in his regular briefing to the media this week was overshadowed by another matter he wanted to get off the First Ministerial chest.

If he is attacked on a football matter, he wants to defend himself.

Mr. Hu has indicated that how to improve governance is a matter he wants to address at a national party meeting to be held this fall.

There are areas where pay should come down, but how you get there is another matter" He wants fund manager groups to be more forthcoming in explaining pay levels, and in his own new venture will be paying just a basic salary and a very long-term shares package.

Anyone that saw Milk speak knew one thing: no matter what, he wanted gays and lesbians to have hope.

This was an important matter, and he wanted time to think it over.

But the mayor added that it was still a matter that he wanted reviewed.

Nor would any other man, for that matter, if he wanted to feel the warm glow of primetime or the book shop bestsellers' promo list ever again.

I think we played good football, but even when we lose, no matter what, he wanted people to show their skill.