Sentence examples for matters often from inspiring English sources

Fortunately for the mud city, military matters often took Akbar away.

Novels that deal with these matters often fade out when the violence begins.

It is in these settings — committees, caucuses and delegate meetings — that women's presence matters, often profoundly.

And it matters often, though not always, in our views about the continuing significance of race in American life.

Yet despite the enormous benefit that has accrued from all this, in controversial matters often only Michelangelo's side of an argument is known.

Mrs. Edwards says caring for a newborn Emma Claire limited her involvement in the general election that year, though she and Mr. Edwards discussed matters often.

But when it is, the matter often comes before a judge as a matter of life and death.

In his books, "The Last Resort" and "Think of England," Parr's subject matter often includes food.

"Until the colonial era they were the only form of reading matter, often consulted and sometimes copied.

The provision of arts and sports programmes in prison is a controversial matter, often criticised in the tabloid press.

The dénouement, which, in classic detective stories, is usually the crucial matter, often makes only a slight impression in the Maigret novels.