Sentence examples for matters made from inspiring English sources
Between start and finish, then, we may concentrate on what he says and who he is, matters made more intense by our knowing he is doomed.
Khamenei, who has the final say in all state matters, made clear that Iran's nuclear negotiators, led by its foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, have his full support.
Mr Goulding added: "Derrick Bird appeared to have developed irrational fears about being imprisoned for the tax matters, made worse by the belief his brother and solicitor were conspiring against him".
The supporters and opponents of both measures, along with a slew of other matters, made contributions and used the fund-raisers for one-on-one time with members of Congress.
If that resembles a conspiracy, perhaps it's because the demands for proportionality, transparency and accountability in security matters made since the fall of the World Trade Centre have gone unheeded by those in authority.
Judge Schwartz paid little heed to prosecutors' claims that Dr. Murray's financial and civil legal entanglements — he has been sued several times for failing to pay child support and has missed court hearings in those matters — made him less inclined to show up for his criminal case.
And knowing what matters makes us seem to matter.
Mind Matters: Making the Leap to Independence, by Irene S. Levine, 2 March 2007.
Matter made flesh and returned to matter, with clay cast in bronze: Rodin.
That matter made him very annoyed.
