Sentence examples for matters mostly from inspiring English sources

WHAT THEY TALKED ABOUT Family matters, mostly.

But the deal matters mostly for what it heralds.

As for TV shows, word of mouth matters mostly at the beginning of the season.

This matters mostly to international travelers: GSM is the standard in most of the world, so a GSM phone may be used in more places overseas.

His follow-up mixtape, "Campaign," from 2016, intersperses political matters, mostly in the form of criticisms of Donald Trump, with club-focussed songs about his sexual escapades.

For some internal matters, mostly related to the work of the clergy, the Synod can legislate without the approval of Parliament.

In the end, the missed plays did not matter, mostly because of Pelfrey, who so far this season has been the Mets' best starter.

Thatch is the dead, dying and decaying organic matter, mostly old turf stems, that accumulates in a layer just above the soil.

If the tie-in is done subtly enough, Quinn explained — a matter mostly of fine-tuning hue and shade and tone — the diorama works, the illusion compels, and the visitor is suddenly in Yellowstone or Alaska.

The song has never spent a day on Billboard's Top 100 (or any other chart, for that matter), mostly because it is not available for purchase or download and has never been a part of the rotation on any significant radio station.

Energetic protons and nuclei interact with matter mostly by collisions with electrons.