Sentence examples for matters reading from inspiring English sources

He liked to intervene in virtually all government matters, reading all letters addressed to him or his chancellery personally and marking a surprising number for action.

Jimmy Cornell has some great references on the matter; reading a couple of his books will help you make your decisions and leave no doubt for room in your mind that you've made solid, safe, choices.[5].

For that matter, read Malcolm X. . . .

"Who insures you doesn't matter," reads the copy.

If you really want my take on the matter, read it here.

"The Department of Justice is considering entering into a sentencing agreement with the defendant in this matter," reads the notice.

That is, to entertain it, which is one of the two possible reasons to write, or for that matter read.

Giving nothing away, Clarence House's official statement on the matter reads: "Their royal highnesses' role is one of support.

For that matter, read Somaly Mam's terrific memoir, "The Road of Lost Innocence," which offers a luminous window into what these girls go through.

"Distance does not matter," reads the inscription on a monument near Mr. Hussain's deserted former house in Karachi, where his name evokes both fear and favor.

Anyone who has worked in a large organization — or, for that matter, reads the comic strip "Dilbert" — is familiar with the "org chart" strategy.