Sentence examples for towards matters from inspiring English sources

What is not at question is the contribution Jones's players have made towards matters on the field.

Continuity, tradition and a sense of orientation, however vague, towards matters of ultimate significance are clearly not "irrelevant" to many people in Britain today.

It's informative and not uncritical, touching as it does in an affectionate manner on her authoritarian personality and her somewhat cavalier attitude towards matters of fact and the history of fashion.

If it was a shame that his first win should come in a week when minds had been deflected towards matters of greater gravity, then he may be consoled by the belief that there will surely be many more chances to celebrate without restraint.

"Sandwiched", as Parry describes new parts of the building, "between [18th century architects] Nash and Gibbs", Houshiary's subtle curvilinear abstraction of the stained glass lattice feels very other and feminine, throwing the Church of England's slowly shifting conservatism towards matters of race, gender and sexuality into sharp relief.

At one point during the morning, the video feed to watching reporters was briefly cut, as the hearing took a turn towards matters considered sensitive or classified.

His approach towards subject matter is physical and analytical at the same time, direct in implementation, but meta in discourse.

Run One did reveal some of those differences - but nothing that could explain the drastic tipping of the universal scales towards matter.

Immigration can also subtly alter the overall attitude towards such matters in another way.

They are almost envelopes, bottles, boxes or bowls – things we usually discard on our way towards what matters.

Understanding why people hold different opinions on the topic interests economists, not least because citizens' attitudes towards such matters are likely to influence the governments they elect.