Sentence examples for sort matters from inspiring English sources
"I doubt that coaches' resignations will sort matters out.
Puccini secretly met with Doria and reassured the girl that he would try to sort matters.
How do we decide how much sensitivity and what sort matters?
It promises to sort matters out with your new insurer and will send you £100 to say sorry.
They hope, by their action, to prise Didier Ratsiraka, the ageing incumbent, from power.For the moment Madagascar has two presidents and, this week, a delegation from the Organisation of African Unity is trying to sort matters out.
The pace of job creation in the economy slowed sharply, it is true, but most of the hiring chill can be attributed to a decline in churn.A freeze of this sort matters.
A series win of any sort mattered.
The body that lies below the circular motion of the heavens is, in a sort, matter, and is potentially hot, cold, dry, moist, and possessed of whatever other qualities are derived from these.
Traditions of all sorts matter.
This sort of matter, the form-dependent matter, Aristotle regards as proximate matter (Met. 1038b6, 1042b10), thus extending the notion of matter beyond its original role as metaphysical substrate.
Before too long, though, she's forced to sort out matters of faith — and science.
