Sentence examples for but generally matters not from inspiring English sources
It makes for great ink in industry trade publications and Web sites but generally matters not one whit to consumers, who just want their computers to work like they're supposed to.
When someone is a public figure, it is what he or she does or says in public that generally matters, not the private persona.
In parts of Central Asia rejecting Buddha, Tengri or Confucius may cause unfavorable bias in matters of job selection, promotion, or involvement in community matters; but generally does not result in open hostility.
His daily training sessions were a source of frequent frustration for his wife Louise: it interferes with something that matters a bit but generally not, no, you get used to it.
Brand doesn't generally matter, but some brands are sweeter than others.
But generally he thinks not.
But generally not all at once.
Gregory Djanikian, a poet who runs the creative writing program at the University of Pennsylvania, said that since poetry is generally a less public pursuit than singing or painting, it does not generally matter where the artist lives.
But, generally, cars don't fly.
But generally, I haven't collaborated much.
More generally, what matters on the SR model is not whether the value of the probability of the explanandum-outcome is high or low (or even high or low in comparison with its prior probability) but rather whether the putative explanans cites all and only statistically relevant factors and whether the probabilities it invokes are correct.
