Sentence examples for possession matters from inspiring English sources

There are times when possession matters less than organisation.

"She and everyone else on this team have a mindset that every possession matters".

Last season, running counter to the Cruyff-Guardiola philosophy that possession matters most, Leicester City found a different way to win the Premier League.

But to be without our freedom of movement, without our freedom of speech is an American affliction; and in this, as in many facets of American life, possession matters.

The outcome of fewer matches was determined by the interpretations of referees this year and what teams did in possession mattered more than how they fared without it, to the advantage of Ireland and England.

Affections are not things and persons never can become possessions, matters of ownership.

In Gary McMahon's iconic cowboy lament, "The Ol Double Diamond", a line goes, "I've got this saddle, but it ain't for sale, and I've got this song to sing…." Possessions matter.

"It doesn't matter who has the possession, it matters who scores," Zahavi told reporters.

"I've always felt that in matches likely to be settled by the odd goal, it is the quality and location of possession that matters.

All natural things result from the battle of these antagonistic forces for the possession of matter.

And in the final analysis, none of my possessions will matter.