Sentence examples for matters i like from inspiring English sources

When I lived in Canada (to complicate matters I, like Augie March, am American-born), my friends and I had a running joke about exactly which notable figures qualified as Canadian.

In such matters I like the modesty of John Haldane when he said: "Until politics are a branch of science, we shall do well to regard political and social reforms as experiments rather than shortcuts to the millennium".

On the bike is a different matter: I like the numbers, I like the power, I like to know what I'm doing.

When I'm talking to people about why video games matter, I like to quote one of Woody Allen's finest pieces of advice: "Eighty percent of life is showing up".

The hillside happens to be in Snowdonia, but it doesn't really matter – I liked the primal feel of the place.

I like feathers better than fur, I think eggs are neater than placental matter, I like things that fly rather than things that walk, and for me – this is a subjective thing – they're a more beautiful organism.

There were no right or wrong answers when it came to wine; all that mattered was "I like it" or "I don't like it".

What does it matter what I like?

It was about subject matter that I liked and it was treated with great wit, great originality and no sentimentality.

It's why I was going to call my book 'America — As If Everyone Matters.' I liked that title — the irony in it — but I changed my mind after three black women founded the group Black Lives Matter.

It's why I was going to call my book 'America As If Everyone Matters.' I liked that title the irony in it but I changed my mind after three black women founded the group Black Lives Matter.