Sentence examples for matters that one from inspiring English sources
The need to hold radical attitudes is typically based on the need to feel significant, that one matters, that one is deserving of respect.
No matter that One Direction heart-throb Louis Tomlinson started the game against Rotherham Utd on the bench.
It didn't matter that one million were in prison.
It doesn't matter that one's success may come slowly and steadily, she added.
Or, for that matter, that one day it will shift some adult's perception about the "problem" of youth?
It did not matter that one was Alexander Martell, the class president and also the son of the school board president.
The covers weren't identical — on one, you see only the tail of the plane — but they were so similar that it was hard to imagine, especially in light of the subject matter, that one hadn't inspired the other.
No matter that one analyst says HearMe, which makes software for voice chat over the Internet, is clearly stronger than it was a year ago.
Why does it matter that one country is more change-ready than another?
There's also the no small matter that one in six voters in November is expected to be Hispanic.
Access to phones or cameras provided by projects, for example, was a matter that one CHC wanted control of.
