Sentence examples for matters never from inspiring English sources
Why Templeton behaves so strangely is one of those matters never fully accounted for in Ms. Malarkey's scheme.
Mr. Letterman's hero Johnny Carson thrived in people's living rooms at the same time that he worked his way through three divorces; his lack of skill in marital matters never seemed to diminish his appeal.
It's outrageous that important bills curtailing the freedoms of the British people, or governing the way our life and economy is shaped, can go through the Commons with many of the contentious matters never even being debated, let alone voted on.
According to Mackay, lesser tulip manias also occurred in other parts of Europe, although matters never reached the state they had in the Netherlands.
The atoms that make up matter never touch each other.
The friend sounds eager — and the whole matter never comes up again.
Opposition was such that the matter never appears to have reached the president's desk.
The matter never came to a vote in the legislature, however.
"It's as if the financial crash, or the election for that matter, never happened.
He introduced a range of subject matter never before touched in opera; the later Verdi could be subtle, gentle, and atmospheric as well as powerful.
Local practices matter, never more so than when things go wrong.Consider, for example, the well-known fact that Italy has a feeble stockmarket regulator.
