Sentence examples for matters comes from inspiring English sources

Debut album Everything Else Matters comes out in January.

We can't say that the only thing that matters comes in reports from Western labs".

Most of the political discourse on military matters comes from civilians, who are more vocal about "supporting our troops" than the troops themselves.

We can't say that the only thing that matters comes in reports from Western labs.'' Nobody denies that traditional remedies play an important role in medicine.

Similarly the halting rhythm of the show, skipping like a scratchy record tended by someone preoccupied with other matters, comes across as more an artistic defect than a representation of the couple's stuttering, stuck relationship.

The "Why?" in such matters comes down to a historic, all-purpose, great "Why not?" A sense of frictionless impunity must be exciting if you're on the supply side of the economy and the culture.

Matters came to a head in 1993.

Did such matters come to his attention?

Not that Grimes would ever let matters come to that.

Matters came to a head when Trungpa Rinpoche married unexpectedly.

Other matters come up in book after book, such as the ridiculousness of psychology.