Sentence examples for pick matters from inspiring English sources

One group for whom the vice presidential pick matters are voters who are more enthused about voting in November than usual.

Obama's pick matters less now than it will in 20 years, when his selection likely will still be on the court.

His pliability and his formlessness as a candidate mean that his VP pick matters even more than it normally would.

"They pick what matters most to them, and we are trying to be adaptive and responsive to those sweeping changes".

I do three days a fortnight and if I wasn't at the Eye I'd probably just do books because it seems that whatever subject I pick, no matter how obscure, by time of publication it is absolutely of the moment".

"I had to pick a subject matter that would sell itself," he said.

Tessa Knowle, a retired librarian, said local voters would find it hard to pick which issue mattered to them most.

While the informal meetings are also scheduled 1½ year in advance, they differ from the scheduled ordinary meetings by not ending with official Council conclusions, as they instead end by more broad political Statements on some cherry picked policy matters.

Picasso picked his subject matter precisely because it was a cliche: he wanted to show that originality in art does not lie in narrative, or morality, but in formal invention.

It was a fascinating world to dive into, said Steinberg, who says he picks his subject matter based on a probability of audience demand.

She picks the subject matter of her books and gives us a full viewpoint be it in a fiction or a non-fiction setting.