But in the ways that matter, they were wrong.
Or at least wrong in the ways that matter now in New York.
If a pianist can convey this, he is a master in the ways that matter most.
Yet in the ways that matter most, the earth is still round, and smoking does cause cancer.
Certainly they talk to us in ways that matter for our decisions about how to treat them.
Aides say she can be thoughtful in little ways that matter, enlisting the president to rally staff members after political or personal setbacks.
IT MAY seem an exaggeration to describe the scandal overwhelming Royal Ahold as "Europe's Enron"—but in most of the ways that matter it is true enough.
But in many of the ways that matter economically there isn't at all.Economists often begin teaching trade by acknowledging this fact.
But in the ways that matter to great vocal artistry, Ms. von Stade, who will turn 65 on June 1, sang beautifully.
This "pretend" version of European history is truthful in the ways that matter: it lays out simply and entertainingly the consequences of dictatorship and loss of freedom.
Since each realm is home to a finite number of particles, the ways that matter can arrange itself, to make stars, planets and people, must necessarily repeat.
