Sentence examples for matters unlike from inspiring English sources

Hopefully my students would grow to understand the purpose of fiction, of why writers write and why reading matters, unlike so many adults who give up on literature the moment they leave school.

An SNP spokesperson confirmed that Doughty-Brown and Scott had been placed under administrative suspension from the party, adding: "The SNP will always act on these matters – unlike Labour, who have still taken no action against senior Labour activist Ian Smart for his vile tweets".

Like all women, she will adore a compliment but she is probably much more likely to accept it greedily than to shy away from it; she's attuned enough to know that the compliment matters, unlike insecure younger women.

Rose's sense of timing in this matter, unlike meeting a fastball with the fat of the bat, appears questionable.

The Onion's spoof gets to the heart of the matter: unlike other disasters, the Titanic seems to be about something.

1,500 DEAD IN SYMBOLIC TRAGEDY".** The Onion's spoof gets to the heart of the matter: unlike other disasters, the Titanic seems to be about something.

The firm did not profit from any one particular strategy, according to a person briefed on the matter, unlike many hedge funds that generated much of their returns from a bullish bet on subprime mortgages.

According to recent measurements by the Planck spacecraft, about 27 percent of the universe, by mass, is composed of some unknown form of matter unlike the atoms that make up us and everything we can see.

In mathematics, a combination is a way of selecting members from a grouping, such that the order of selection does not matter unlike permutations.

Take two worlds containing spheres of homogeneous matter, unlike the particulate matter of our world; in one world the sphere spins and in the other it doesn't; but the arrangement of local qualities is just the same.

But until then, I'll keep investigating all sides of the matter, unlike the people calling for my colleagues' and my heads on a platter.