Sentence examples for matter to talk from inspiring English sources

Or, for that matter, to talk so openly about it.

This isn't the time or the place to debate the relative merits of poets, or, for that matter, to talk about the long history in hip-hop of giving voice to the powerless by ventriloquizing urban frustration and deploying violence in language rather than in life.

The thing is, you don't need to identify yourself with AA or any other organization for that matter to talk about your recovery and bring awareness to the disease of alcoholism and addiction to help end the stigma and shame.

If we don't keep the conversation going; if we don't continue to discuss, to share, to tell our stories of what is important to us personally and professionally, to debate... and here's the crux of the matter, to talk with truth and honesty -- then it doesn't matter how much we want it -- collaboration will never happen.

For instance, at my B2B agency, we've been hiring third-party subject matter experts to talk meaningfully and substantively about our clients' products for more than a decade.

While schools will provide you with information about location and facilities, your best source of information about such matters is to talk with someone who is currently living there or did so recently.

Watching the two of them, taking in their gestures, intonations, movements, noting the subject matter each choose to talk about was a fascinating exercise.

For India, a difficulty in any peace talks is the matter of whom to talk to.

But still, no matter who stopped to talk, witnesses said, there was a sense of mission and unity that seemed almost validated by the brutal government response.

I think the president can put this on the table and say this is a serious matter, we need to talk about it".

But the contention behind the SF Count is that reviews matter: which books gets talked about matters, and who gets to talk about them matters.