Sentence examples for course matters from inspiring English sources

Location, of course, matters a lot.

Timing matters but what happens beyond this first increase, of course, matters more.

The length of the course matters more to Whaley than to the men.

Their relationship -- chaste, but charged with mutual longing -- and Frank's sexuality are, of course, matters that Sirk could have addressed only obliquely.

And the target of these efforts – the size of the overall settlement for research on 25 November – of course matters hugely.

There are, of course, matters of security for the president of the United States when he comes to visit this crowded, chaotic city on the Nile filled with quite a few people who hold a good deal of animosity for the United States.

"Black lives of course matter," Sanders told the protesters.

The geopolitics, of course, matter little to the farmers here in the delta, where even mourning has become a luxury.

The geopolitics, of course, matter little to the farmers in the delta, where even mourning has become a luxury.

The views of the people in the latter countries, of course, matter as well.

Of course, matter does not move magically; a force is responsible (Table 1 Physics).