Sentence examples for finally matters from inspiring English sources

Sod Big Books and little books alike, it's the individual voice that finally matters.

Yes, but how it all comes together is what finally matters.

Although there are aspects of The Vertical Hour I find unpersuasive, what finally matters is the play's total gesture.

But while people nearly always think that they are on the side of the angels, what finally matters is that they act that way.

But the only thing that finally matters about a baseball stadium is what happens on the field that it encloses — that immaculate expanse of grass.

Gregory Arkadin (Welles) is a tycoon of monumental stature who controls all but the one thing that finally matters to him: the love and allegiance of his daughter.

The detail that finally mattered was Annie's size.

Finally, mattering is considered within the context of important issues such as the role of mattering promotion in effective leadership.

But for the theatergoing public, it was Mr. Lerner's professional triumphs, not his private foibles, that finally mattered.

The new nuclear reactors now given the go-ahead at Hinkley Point have failed every test bar the one that finally mattered - political expediency.

Maybe it was the excitement of playing a game that finally mattered, but the Grizzlies struggled to find the basket and could not hold on to a 12-point lead.