Sentence examples similar to matters of end from inspiring English sources

I mean the society as a whole should be more aware of death, dying and matters of end-of-life care.

It is a matter of ending apartheid," he said.

The context of deaths in developed and developing countries are different, and context matters in end-of-life care.

But McIlroy maintained his Panglossian view of matters at the end of a difficult day.

"Life was cheap here," Locatelli states matter-of-factly towards the end of the second episode.

"The United States is against Islam," he said matter-of-factly, flipping the ends of a red-checked head scarf over his shoulders.

Then, the Mets settled most of their off-season matters before the end of the winter meetings.

His decision to try for a slot with Sky this July is not really a matter of loose ends.

The blisters scab over in a matter of days, ending the period of contagion, though the pain of shingles can last for weeks.

In the world of End Matter, there is no such thing as a flyspeck.

The abolition of secret voting on most parliamentary matters at the end of the 1980s did not significantly change this situation.