Sentence examples for matters about the from inspiring English sources

But let's focus on what really matters about the attack and its aftermath.

Then he turns to "what really matters" about the transmission of news: "Diversity.

But Schwartz said no. Feeling deeply alienated, he instead wrote a book called "What Really Matters," about the search for meaning in life.

Keenan's chief of staff, Peter Soros, wrote to Dreyfus refusing to produce diary entries because they contain matters about "the deliberative processes of government".

What matters about the clothes is not that they are designed by her in fact, Katy England, a friend and an industry stalwart, was employed to interpret her ideas but that they are a part of her celebrity brand.

Prosecutors repeatedly implied to the jury that when Ms. Temple sent e-mail messages to accountants working on Enron-related matters about the importance of compliance with the firm's document-retention policy, she was actually suggesting that they shred documents.

In the formula for expected utility, a world covers only matters about which the agent cares.

"It doesn't matter about the shape or the team.

"It doesn't matter about the perception," Kirkendoll said.

And, for that matter, about the same size.

"It doesn't really matter about the season," Ventura said.