Sentence examples for prize matters from inspiring English sources
Unliterary facts, but the truth about why prizes matter and why the Orange prize matters.
The prize matters to everyone else too, because of market liberalism, which advocates marketisation, deregulation, union-busting, financialisation, inequality, outsourcing of healthcare, pensions and education, low taxes for the rich, and globalisation.
The award's 5000-euro prize matters far less than the "boost in motivation" that the award represents.
But because readers knew less about Shields the prize mattered more.
When pirates make sail for neighbouring countries with their hijacked prizes, matters get more complicated.
Literary prizes matter even more abroad.
Prizes matter here, too: Ryan won the Pulitzer in poetry this year, and Finney the National Book Award.
Some seeming indicators, like prizes, matter little in the long haul (read much Pearl S. Buck lately?).
As awards season gets under way and the inevitable controversies unfold, Oliver Laughland talks to actor Diana Quick and Judith Palmer, director of the Poetry Society, about whether prizes matter, and if they do, how much.
Ultimately, though, the prize that matters most to the players is winning the World Cup.
