Sentence examples for greatly matters from inspiring English sources

The next painter who greatly matters may or may not recall him in style but will — must — take a particular attitude toward him.

He parted with some historians by advocating the use of numbers to come up with testable hypotheses, and with some sociologists by insisting — with Marx and Weber, he said — that the historical context of cause and effect greatly matters.

Then again, these faults don't greatly matter.

Anthologies such as this should remind them why their country's poetry once so greatly mattered.

To sacrifice a single life did not seem to greatly matter".

It doesn't greatly matter to other people whether or not you are.

It was also clear that this did not greatly matter: the real audience was elsewhere.

"What its motives may have been we do not know, nor do they greatly matter," it advised its readers.

"It will not at first greatly matter how skillfully the bodies are preserved, so long as hope is preserved".

In the end it doesn't greatly matter if Bleak House is modern, old-fashioned, sentimental or barbed.

He happened, by chance, to pass through these rooms, and if they had been in another street or another city it wouldn't have greatly mattered.