Sentence examples for bit that matters from inspiring English sources

It's the bit that says: 'Once open, use within two days' – that's the bit that matters".

Start talking numbers and the headline figure becomes the bit that matters, even though we all know it's probably a lie.

But that's the bit that matters more, if only because failure to act on your own beliefs involves lying to yourself, and this will over time corrupt the capacity for thought.

As their guru Jon Lansman, of Momentum, puts it: "Democracy gives power to people, 'winning' is the small bit that matters to political elites who want to keep power to themselves".

And third – and most important – there was the insight that mobile phones are really just hand-held computers that happen to make voice calls and that it's the computing bit that really matters.

If you get a 2 2 at university, apply to smaller studios Smaller companies get less applications, so they have more time to look through your CV and portfolio (the bit that really matters) – meaning you'll still be considered with a 2 2.

"None of that matters a bit," Fassel said.

It's about something that matters a bit more," he says.

You know you're scared out of your mind when none of that matters a bit.

OK, the real worst parts are the illogical nature of his reasoning with her, the medical hooey of his case, the assumption she cares about what anyone thinks of her at age 7 and about what BOYS think of her in particular, and that fact that she's already hella cute (not that that matters one bit, thank you very much).

He offers, as a parable, a beautiful reading of the story of the sirens; you can get past them by tying people up and stuffing wax in their ears, indignities you convince yourself are unavoidable, or you can get Orpheus on your ship: "When Orpheus sang, who bothered to listen to the Sirens?" (King slightly conflates the journey of Jason with a later one of Ulysses, but that matters not a bit).