Sentence examples for matters one from inspiring English sources

Moreover, there seem to be cases in which by surrendering judgement on some matters one can secure more time and resources for reflection and decision on things that are more important, or with respect to which one has greater capacity for self-direction.

And nobody came up to me afterwards and said, 'You're in trouble.' " There may not have been threats, but there was grumbling among some leaders about a chairman breaking ranks on procedural matters, one Republican strategist said.

But, as I wrote in our election briefing's section on crime policy, Mr Obama has been so blessedly rational on other criminal-justice matters, one might have expected the same from him here.(Photo credit: AFP).

The chief justice has taken leave for at least a month, having left outstanding judgments on three appeal court matters – one from November and two from February – which have already prompted complaints of delays via the Queensland Law Society.

I'm as impatient as anybody else to get on with this, to resolve matters one way or another".

Media Matters, one of the most useful sites on the Web, has been weirdly, mercilessly one-sided when it comes to monitoring Matthews.

Ms. Fuller's editorial fascination with sexual matters -- one of her more memorable headlines at Glamour offered "15 New Sex Positions We Highly Recommend You Test Drive Immediately" -- will also be a nice fit with Us Weekly's increasingly bawdy approach to covering stars.

Headline: "Why the Bee Crisis Isn't as Bad as You Think (but Still Matters)." One of my favorite summer dishes is a simple plate of hummus, a hollow smoothed in the center with the back of a spoon and filled with olive oil.

I want my president to keep those things to himself and most importantly, focus on the picture that really matters...one in which a brilliant, hard-working, self-confident woman so stunning in her achievements, manner and character that any observation of physical attributes is simply not worth mentioning.

Craig Matters, one of the highest-ranking editors at Fortune, another Time Inc. magazine, will take over at Money, with the title managing editor.

Uncle Sam, who wants our minds and spirits to soar along with our bodies, thinks we need more than what is offered on the 7 or 9 channels at present, and what he seems to be after is some highbrow and middlebrow talk about Serious Matters one-hour prograMatters one-hour-minute segments) to "suit the listening environment of the airline cabin".