Sentence examples for fact matters from inspiring English sources

In fact, matters will not end anywhere.

She says that this fact matters only to her parents and family.

But for many of the people who have been showering Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's campaign with donations from far-flung ZIP codes, just one fact matters: His opponent is Hillary Rodham Clinton.

In fact, matters are greatly complicated by considerations that go beyond the scope of this article.

After all, Parfit seems to be trying to show that (a) what in fact matters to us in survival (revealed by the fission case) is Relation R, not identity, and (b) what these antecedent commitments about survival imply about prudence and morality is that the wrongness we currently attach to great imprudence should merely be called a wrongness of morality.

In fact, matters may be getting worse.

Representation does, in fact, matter.

Ultimately, our study suggests that purpose does, in fact, matter.

Clinton began last Friday to insist that the primary does in fact matter.

Where head office is doesn't in fact matter.

"Role models do, in fact, matter," Garver added.