Sentence examples for wrote matters from inspiring English sources

All I can plead in my defence is that, since her death, I have done my best to show that what she wrote matters a great deal more than how she died.

The British physiologist A.V. Hill, a Nobel laureate in 1922, went to Cornell to study sprinters because, as he wrote, "matters of very great scientific interest can be found in the performances of that extraordinary machine, the human athlete".

He wrote matter-of-factly, as he spoke, about very particular things: posts, stones, flowers.

("Infanticide is becoming a touchy subject for Barack Obama," Hudson wrote matter-of-factly on his website in early July).

But I don't think wanting to write matters; all that matters is writing.

And in Writing Matters, I argue that regardless of professional complexities, good writing is the key to good interpretation.

In his Nichomachean Ethics, Aristotle writes, "Matters concerned with conduct and with what is good for us have no fixity, any more than matters of health.

Ten members of Stanford's faculty in the natural sciences, mathematics, and engineering discuss the importance of communication in their disciplines and why writing matters to them.

Scientific rigor and relevance are the main things but writing matters, too.

They'll discuss their writing lives, the challenges and opportunities of writing outside the academy, and why writing matters.

Whether you're looking for a job or just looking to keep the one you have, it's important to remember that what you write matters.