Sentence examples for doesn't quite matter from inspiring English sources

Again, we find that it doesn't quite matter.

It could be Jost Van Dyke, in the British Virgin Islands, or Nevis, or Antigua: it doesn't quite matter.

In any case, it doesn't quite matter, because living animals these days "are arguably being 'made' in the factory farm and in the scientists' laboratory just as much as in the poststructuralist philosopher's text or the postmodern artist's studio".

Well, it doesn't quite matter, does it?

The second reason is that it doesn't quite matter as much as people may think - at least in terms of the electoral outcome.

For my money, it doesn't quite matter if the hipster is talking about Justin Bieber or Stan Brakhage, because consumption itself becomes the radical act, rather than the object or activity being consumed.

As if they don't quite matter enough.

I didn't quite know what day it was, and it didn't quite matter.

Mr. Swift treats the essays in "Making an Elephant" halfheartedly, as if somehow they don't quite matter.

And yet, though I had been instructed by my reading that we imagine minds as much as know them, I also realized, look- ing at the little girl who had cried herself to sleep, that the difference didn't quite matter.

Aniston added, "I did not come out the model child she'd hoped for and it was something that really resonated with me, this little girl just wanting to be seen and wanting to be loved by a [mom] who was too occupied with things that didn't quite matter". .