Sentence examples for places matter from inspiring English sources
Arguments about gentrification sometimes imply that places matter most.
"The result is that all of these places matter to us now," Mr. Feuerstein said.
These places matter not because of their architecture, but because they contribute to the lives of many New Yorkers.
"If this prize means anything," she said in her acceptance speech, "it is that small stories in so-called hidden places matter because they implicate and complicate what we consider to be the larger story, which is the story of people who do have political and economic powers".
Places matter very much in this novel, and Gorra tracks them devotedly, through Paris, London, Florence, Venice and Rome, pursuing the settings where James wrote Portrait, and possible models, as for the English house where the novel begins, or for the Osmonds' gloomy Roman villa.
For them, places matter in urban politics: learning from their different histories and geographies can help recognise injustices and cope with them from a collective point of view.
The way the United States leaves places matters.
She had no idea of the names of St. Mark's Basilica and the Doge's Palace, but she knew these places mattered, because even the tiniest mistake resulted in rejection.
But how far does place matter in a globalised sector, where communication is increasingly carried out online rather than in a college quad?
History and place matter for the emergence of new technological paradigms.
