Sentence examples similar to matter lingers from inspiring English sources

To this day, bitter feelings about the matter linger in the Senate.

Lake sediments are the ideal place to look for organic matter lingering from ancient martian life, which is what Curiosity will do when it begins rock drilling in a few weeks.

"She Matters" lingers with you, inviting you to construct a patchwork quilt of your own life and salute the many women who helped you along the way.

One way or another, this sad matter will linger in the New York consciousness for some time.

There's a revealing image late in "Grey Matter": a lingering close-up of wind chimes made from keys and shards of green glass.

Near the top of the team's to-do list will be looking for organic matter possibly lingering from past life.

As for matters perhaps lingering from the past, Keenan bolted the Rangers for St . Louisonly days after the team's ticker-tape parade.

If so, use e-mail messages to discuss nonurgent matters or lingering concerns, to clarify treatment instructions and to report an improvement in symptoms.

(And also, as it happens, a Chew.) The story moves in fits and starts, rushing over important matters and lingering over secondary ones without finding a coherent rhythm.

Race does matter: the camera lingers on Sweetness as she faces a school cafeteria with whites on one side, blacks on the other and slowly turns away.

Only one of them seems to matter, but she lingers in the other two.