Sentence examples for matters like a from inspiring English sources

Precedence is all that matters, like a water right in Wyoming.

You care, it matters, like a lot of things in life.

When things go wrong, it is often because of practical matters, like a performance schedule that is too busy.

Ms. Levitt, a rabbi, urged Ms. Khan to focus on practical matters like a decent wedding hall and stroller parking.

But the fiercest attack on "Avatar" has focused on what may seem, compared to such lofty matters, like a minor detail.

If you're told that your reservation has been canceled, make an "unemotional" appeal, citing matters like a crucial breakfast meeting scheduled at the hotel, he said.

We did buy a few gold ornaments — "for life-and-death matters, like an emergency sickness," my father instructed.

While planning law is relentlessly bored into a Swiss cheese, Erdogan continues to pronounce on architectural matters, like an Ottoman-flavoured Prince Charles.

They could begin sending the governor bills on matters like an overhaul of the campaign finance laws that have been bottled up in the Senate.

But we're also very community minded— which is why matters like choosing a spouse becomes a collective rather than individual decision.

Romney might bring with him, to the White House, strong-willed advisers who'll have his ear on matters like earning a second term and cementing a legacy.