Sentence examples for matters wrote from inspiring English sources

Lady with no previous experience in such matters wrote Washington for pamphlet, recommended to her, Children's Bureau Publication No. 4, on subject of Prenatal Care.

In 1349, an Irish monk, describing these matters, wrote that he was leaving his record "in case anyone should still be alive in the future".

"Flanagan organises conspiracies and manages chases with the skill required by the genre but his real interest is in weightier matters," wrote Peter Conrad.

"Employees must understand that there is a fine line to walk between condescending to a single woman and treating her with respect" and with an understanding of "certain security matters," wrote Joan Blair Wyer.

As Jen Gunter, a doctor who blogs about medical and political matters, wrote this week, "Cries for information about Clinton's health imply there is some kind of new health standard for President, like there is for a pilot's license".

"Chen Yonglin could easily prove to be the most important official ever to defect from a Communist country to Australia," a columnist, Brian Toohey, who has long covered intelligence matters, wrote in The Australian Financial Review.

Mrs. Matter wrote several essays.

"Where particles are concerned, size really does matter," wrote Dowling.

"She wasn't a technically brilliant singer, but that hardly mattered," wrote music historian Ian McFarlane.

"From a strategic standpoint, they became invisible; they no longer mattered," wrote Nicholas G. Carr, editor at large of The Harvard Business Review.

On Oct. 6, the agent assigned to the matter wrote, "Due to the lack of positive leads regarding this matter, New York requests that this case be closed".