Sentence examples for notes matters from inspiring English sources
The global footprint, one analyst notes, matters only to jetsetting business customers, who account for less than a fifth of all mobile-phone subscribers.
What she calls "grace notes" matter, too.
At the end, Johnson notes matter-of-factly, "Sometimes to keep a town safe, you have to take it over and arrest everybody in it.
They take fleet tempos in the joyous Sonata No. 8 yet manage to make all the spiraling passagework sound effortless and supremely musical: every note matters here.
His fingerwork is impressively articulate; every note matters in an Andsnes performance, and Mozart's inner voices and bass lines come through with utter clarity and presence.
It is helpful to have a calendar or a daily schedule on which one may note matters of importance.
Every note mattered in a Kapell performance.
"You have to put dementia on the differential diagnosis," he noted matter-of-factly.
An Arabic translator for the military (we need those) appeared on television in March and noted, matter-of-factly, that he was gay.
A brain tumor was found and removed, but, as Ms. Ronan noted matter-of-factly, "It's cancer, so it comes back".
As to how she has adjusted to her new life, she noted matter-of-factly that she has been figuring it out as she goes along.
