Sentence examples for matthew from inspiring English sources
proper noun
Of biblical origin.
Recalling his journalistic mentor, former Times editor Charlie Wilson, the brilliant Matthew Parris once said: "Charlie, foremost among others, instilled in me the understanding that journalism is a trade, not an art or a work of genius.
As Matthew, one of the narrators, says: "I've learned that when you lose things that are important, it can be a good thing, even though it's painful.
They only need a history teacher to be nasty to them without realising that, if you shout at Matthew, it can all go wrong.
According to Matthew Dennison in the Times: "What exonerates this structurally imperfect book is its tangible emotion: John's grief as he witnesses Mary's 'disappearance' and the author's intense love for the county of his birth".
Visitors aren't really supposed to talk to the monks but they're a friendly sort at Pluscarden and, after mass on New Year's Day, a jovial older monk, Father Matthew, popped down to St Scholastica's to wish us well.
My family love to sing, so we'd make a lot of noise, but just before we all ski off the mountain, I'd have Bach's St Matthew Passion blasting down the valley, celebrating the beauty that humankind can turn its hand to when it isn't killing itself.
That's when his favourite teacher, Matthew Burton, decided to try a trick from The King's Speech.
Three other witnesses corroborated Klingenmeyer's account; a fourth, Matthew McKenna, described Bristol as "out of control".
A Family Behind Glass by Matthew Hedley Stoppard (Valley Press), uses inventive language and striking imagery, and is one of the most arresting poetry collections of the year.
"The critical buzz has undeniably moved from HBO to AMC," according to Matthew Gilbert of the Boston Globe.
Three years later and the film, shot in Banwen, Wales, and London, and directed by Tony-winning Matthew Warchus (responsible for Matilda the Musical, and soon to be artistic director of the Old Vic), is finished.
