Sentence for matters | Use matters in a sentence

Sentences for matters. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use matters in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for matters.

• It matters not. (12)
• Not that it matters. (8)
• But such matters as these! (10)
• Let matters go on as they are. (10)
• That would only make matters worse. (8)
• He must perceive how matters were tending? (10)
• I may confess to you the real state of matters. (6)
• Now, I have to explain certain family matters. (10)
• To us who know, such matters are indeed wonderful! (10)
• However, on this day matters took a different turn. (18)
• What he did, she took among other inevitable matters. (10)
• You will put your nose into matters you know nothing of. (8)
• This is one of the saddest matters in the whole business. (16)
• Others, on other matters, were quite as transparent to her. (10)
• You are safe in all worldly matters, and safe in his character. (4)
• It matters nothing to us what he is, but much to him what we are. (7)
• But in matters of greater weight, I may suffer from want of money. (4)
• He pressed matters on, and made his way to Green Street for lunch. (8)
• Now, however, I looked at these matters in a very different light. (6)
• For it had leaked, more or less, as such matters always will leak. (13)
• What matters which of them toiled to bring them to so sweet an end! (10)
• No: no Art arrives at the artlessness of nature in matters of comedy. (10)
• I sat between Hoar and Brimmer, that I might talk over college matters. (14)
• Carlo Ammiani, in fact, had opened matters with a scrupulously-courteous bow. (10)
• Why do you think it matters so terribly that Jon should know about his mother? (8)
• I do think he must have been sent for about money matters, for what else can it be? (4)
• Some people, according to an authority on circus matters, are born with a balance. (21)
• What matters it that yonder high-spiced kingdom should excommunicate such as we are? (10)
• In the circumstances it would have been hardly becoming in me to recall these matters. (1)
• In some manner he had passed completely outside of the world where such matters counted. (13)
• Her instinct was alarmed, and the instinct in such matters of this excellent woman was keen. (8)
• Rhoda threw up her face, and sat awhile as one who was reading old matters by a fresh light. (10)
• Perhaps even in confidential matters he was not unwilling that what he said should bear fruit. (8)
• Many matters were under her control, but were not, so to speak, connected with the outer world. (8)
• It matters little whether the mamma be a hacknied match-maker, or the cousin a bullying duellist. (6)
• She is going to wear a wreath of black briony (preserved and set by Miss Ford, a person cunning in these matters). (10)
• He was excessively irritated, without cause in my opinion; he simply misunderstood certain matters. (10)
• Early in their married life she had taken charge of him in all matters which she considered practical. (9)
• But she did not know how to do what she knew she ought to do about Penelope, and she let matters drift. (9)
• At the time of the great exposition in Chicago she had had such matters first brought to her attention. (13)
• So De Monts, who was not without a vein of humour in these matters, christened the harbour Port Mouton. (19)
• Temple and I contemplated these proceedings as matters belonging to the ordinary phenomena of feasting. (10)
• All the same, I am tormented by a mob of little matters which bring me not sufficient to support my life. (8)
• It was as if his eyes had mounted guard over the prisoner while his mind concerned itself with other matters. (1)
• Not very easy to speak on such a subject to one off whose turf all spiritual matters were so permanently warned. (8)
• There were people, he said, who seemed fated to suffer shipwreck in all matters where their hearts were involved. (12)
• Barbara would never be squeamish over moral questions or matters such as were not really, essential to aristocracy. (8)
• For some time, Emilia listened to her, with wonder that a tongue should be so glib on matters of no earthly interest. (10)
• The accepted theory of such matters is that people know their minds from the beginning, and that they do not change them. (9)
• Before taking up the consideration of these matters it is well to get an understanding of the terms Monophony and Polyphony. (3)
• Busy with new and very confidential matters, Soames was realising more than ever how essential reputation is to a solicitor. (8)
• It is age which is tremulously eager in these matters, and cannot wait with the fine patience of nature in her growing moods. (9)
• Elizabeth told her father that nothing afforded her so much pleasure as to hear him talk with Mr. Roller on military matters. (10)
• He read much, slowly, but with conscientious tenacity, poetry, history, and works on philosophy, religion, and social matters. (8)
• The wonderful change in Richard, and the wisdom of her admirer, now positively proved, were exciting matters to Lady Blandish. (10)
• A year later, however, her son began to busy himself with matters that would certainly give some clue to her more recent envoys. (5)
• It is public policy that the free expression of opinion on matters of public interest should be as little hampered as possible. (16)
• Italy, however, remained steadfast in religion and government; the revolt was against traditions in matters of art and literature. (3)
• In all the ancient American political literature we look in vain for a single utterance of truth and reason regarding these matters. (7)
• She was still to be left entirely to herself in such matters, and Mrs. Kenton would have kept even her thoughts off her if she could. (9)
• In the last position it gave a touch of burlesque which wounded me; for these are vital matters, and I found myself very exacting in them. (9)
• All their laws, and particularly such as relate to money matters, shall be the production of this assembly, with the concurrence of a Viceroy. (18)
• The Protestant you see, does not confess, and she has to absolve herself, and must be doing it internally while she is directing outer matters. (10)
• Chillon gained a round view of the worthy simple fellow, unlikely to turn out impracticable, for he talked such good sense upon matters of business. (10)
• She explained that she was expecting a baroness, who was coming from Küstrin especially to see her in order to get advice on important family matters. (12)
• These first gropings after the principles are matters of extreme interest to the musician when he compares the results in the music of the twentieth century. (3)
• These being absent, evidently non-existent, it seemed sufficient for the present, after the fashion of the young gentleman, to capitulate the few material matters briefly. (10)

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