Sentence examples for to matter again from inspiring English sources

He wanted to matter again.

In Boston, they can only hope for such pettiness to matter again.

(If Elvis really wanted to matter again, Bangs cracked in 1971, he should "join the Doors").

Today's young artists, it seems to me, want art to matter again, to have the power to change the world.

"We've reached a period where valuation will begin to matter again, so we have begun reducing our technology weighting".

Words began to matter again and pop had a moment akin to the 1960s boom in kitchen-sink dramas.

He is mortified when he discovers shortly before their wedding that she and her not-entirely-approved-of fiance, "Hot Hand Henry", have already got married in secret: "I hope if possible never to refer to this distasteful matter again.

The club is planning to discuss the matter again this Sunday, according to Kyodo news.

"Our conception in designing the conference was specifically to challenge the academic community, from administrators to professors to students, to take up this matter again," Dr. Lifton said.

The council is not scheduled to review the matter again until it's time to approve construction contracts.

The White House publicly sought to defer the matter again yesterday, saying that Bush is "not going to intervene" for now.