Sentence examples for that matters back from inspiring English sources

"We're starting the Newportant Foundation — not Important, Newportant — which is dedicated to bringing civility and manners, everything that matters, back to America," she said, speaking quickly and virtually without pause.

"We're starting the Newportant Foundation — not _Im_portant, _New_portant — which is dedicated to bringing civility and manners, everything that matters, back to America," she said, speaking quickly and virtually without pause.

Where was Senator McCain (or the rest of the US Senate for that matter) back in 2005 when we launched the "Stop Cox" campaign to oppose the confirmation of a pro-business, anti-regulatory politician as the nation's top financial regulator?

I strongly believe that my generation can use this powerful shift and new context to put values that matter back on the table.

Or, for that matter, swigged back a dram and sung a sea shanty.

Mail readers, and the Sun's for that matter, kicked back against this.

The power of being listened to and feeling heard, is remarkable for both children and adults, for that matter (relating back to our basic biological need for connection).

It must be noted, however, that Wright's broader project is to establish a certain complex pluralism regarding realism and objectivity, and thus he allows that there are other equally valid objective/non-objective partitions (which won't be discussed here) that may tilt matters back in the moral realist's favor.

'It's not the falling down but the getting back up that matters,' a senior FAI official said last week.

Sitting there I pondered what the next move was going to be, and, for lack of anything better to say, I whispered back, "All that matters is what we do when the bagpipes end".

He'll retain his position but he'll speak on that matter from the back benches as an individual MP".