Sentence examples for they sometimes matter from inspiring English sources
In fact, they sometimes matter more.
In Redding's early songs, the words sometimes matter so little that they are incoherent.
Constitutions matter; courts sometimes matter more.
But symbols sometimes matter a lot, and this may prove to be such an instance.
Small acts sometimes matter more than big ideas.
Whether these expectations are surpassed sometimes matters as much as the actual result.
Professor Brody said that appearances sometimes mattered more than legal conditions.
When emotions run high, few notice small details – and sometimes they matter most.
Ours is a culture of price tags, and sometimes they matter more than the offerings themselves.
Where injuries were painful rather than fatal they sometimes became matters of mirth in clubland, at least among those who hadn't been hit.
Some lawyers say they sometimes enjoy the matters they DON'T get paid for more than some for which they do.
