Finally, if it matters to you, the Gunnar lenses simply look better on your face: you don't look like Drew Carey while wearing them.
Yet finally it doesn't matter, because the movie belongs to Joan Allen and Gary Oldman, whose characters at every turn burst the bounds of the pillar-of-rectitude-versus-wily-pol scenario to tap into the passionate energy of cultural conflict.
Finally, it was a matter of comfort — the awkwardness of a passenger in the center of the front seat having to straddle a gearshift lever in frequent use — that provided the incentive to move the transmission controls out of the way.
Finally, it should not matter whether Black people had it worse than gays.
Finally, and practically, it matters because the complex relationship between spectator and athlete, fandom's pot belge of explosive emotions, depends at bottom on truth and trust.
Suppose there is a table, c, that is originally made from matter n according to some plan p. As time goes by, c undergoes various repairs until finally it is constituted by matter that is wholly distinct from the matter from which it was originally constituted.
Despite all the agendas waving like pennants off the Bridge Project, finally it's the art that matters.
But the show is paced so well that it doesn't matter, and, finally, it has something in common with a movie like "Muriel's Wedding," a story in which grotesque characters, living in an even uglier world, find ways of liberating themselves without becoming normal.
THE housing slump and credit squeeze have affected the broader economy and are finally having an impact where it matters most to stock owners: the bottom line.
