Sentence examples for matters true from inspiring English sources

A passage from A Million Little Pieces in which he finds solace in a copy of the Tao te Ching drifts into my mind: "The words and the words together and the meaning and the context are simple so simple and basic so basic and true and that is all that matters true," he writes.

— but unsatisfying as either a May-December romance, a convenient careerist coupling or, for that matter, true love.

All lives matter, true, but if we don't treat all lives equally then no lives matter.

The first parameter to be set is the threshold θ that controls the matching determination principle described in Equation 8. Due to the constraint of θ between the nearest and the second nearest neighbors, not every query sub-fingerprint is ensured to get a matching result, no matter true or false.

The claim is that all beliefs, regardless of their subject matter, are true only relative to a framework or parameter.

"In the 1950's and 60's, folks felt what they were told about nuclear testing and other matters was true," said Dr. Filreis.

And he is bent on less — far less — no matter the true state of the economy.

That is severe analysis coming from inside the locker room, no matter how true.

At least her final thought on the matter rang true: "Losing sucks.

"It don't matter — a true middleweight, or, it could be a little kid hit you," he said.

Only six per cent of those polled did not believe the claims but felt "they would matter if true".