Sentence examples for occasion matters from inspiring English sources

But the occasion matters more than the play.

Figure out what aspects of the occasion matter most to you, and spend your money there.

In the status-conscious, highly regulated and self-aware hothouse of Renaissance Italy, few occasions mattered more than weddings.

And a girl's gotta dress for the occasion, no matter what!

But protecting skiers and boarders against moisture is important – and, on occasion, a matter of life and death.

We all think about murdering another person on occasions; what matters is not acting on that impulse.

Sadly on this occasion, no matter how many times I played 'I Want to Break Free' and attempted some dangerously vigorous vacuuming, I couldn't convince myself that I was having a good time.

His portrayal of the puppyish surgery intern George O'Malley earned him an Emmy Award nomination in 2007, but Mr. Knight made headlines on two separate occasions for matters that had nothing to do with his performance.

Or has he, by dint of long repetition, lost the ability to say anything about foreign policy that is not based on the World Book Encyclopedia summary of 1938-39 whech he trots out on every occasion, no matter how inappropriate?

Football will return to normal in the coming days and weeks but for one night only it felt like it was the occasion that mattered rather than the scoreline.

The puppeteer has only to suggest that it's time for Pence to perform, and he rises to the occasion, no matter how embarrassing or how costly to the country.