Sentence examples for most matters and from inspiring English sources

In the absence of abstract ideals, it is the minutiae of daily life that most matters, and it is these very minutiae that, up until now at least, Putin has cleverly provided.

Having recently positioned themselves as "united" with trade unions against Tory austerity and attacks on employment rights, they're now accused of ducking the issue when it most matters, and hiding behind EU legislation.

Elizabeth Bennet -- with her prejudices but also her good sense in most matters -- and Fitzwilliam Darcy -- with his pride but also his profoundly decent affect -- sound more than promising as early 19th-century amateur detectives.

Between them these courts have comprehensive responsibilities extending to all matters of state (and to most matters of federal) jurisdiction.

She would never, she insists, take her members' views on any subject for granted, and on most matters her postbag splits 50/50.

On most matters -- both broad principles and specific policy prescriptions -- Sanders is in sync with the vast majority of Americans.

He's a traditionalist in most matters.

Intuition is what most matters for belief.

And the voices that most matter — Congressional leaders and senior lawmakers on the intelligence committees — have shown few qualms about the programs, lending them solid support.

In Iowa, only 15 percent of voters said they considered themselves moderate on most political matters, and they split their vote between Ron Paul and Mr. Romney.

Nearly 1 in 4 voters said they were ideologically moderate on most political matters, and about half described themselves as independents.