Sentence examples for matters lay from inspiring English sources
"The responsibility for fully informing me on these matters lay with Sir Tom Killop and Mr Bob Scott".
The future of museums, or at least a future that matters, lies in such examinations.
Freshwater economists didn't think the Fed's actions were actually beneficial, but they were willing to let matters lie.
There must be a full investigation of what happened and the damage caused, but what really matters lies ahead.
But these matters lie in the realm of psychology, one in which few scholars or reporters feel comfortable.
It is desirable that foreign policy, like taxation, should remain subject to unanimity, for these matters lie at the heart of national sovereignty.
Part of Mr. Beene's appeal (or lack thereof, depending on how you view these matters) lies in his cantankerousness, convinced as he is that few are the souls who understand him.
The question of why Moore's act matters lies in something Hood referred to as "radical discipleship," which Moore demonstrated throughout his life.
The matter lay quiet for seven years.
The really important matter lay beyond rugby.
Rather, it appeared that whatever personal matter lay behind the 2011 blood-letting, and his appointment, had now been resolved.
