Sentence examples for mattered in the context of from inspiring English sources

Murphy was given a four-day suspension for careless riding but that hardly mattered in the context of this being his first success in a British Group One.

The occasional dropped notes in the piano writing scarcely mattered in the context of Mr. Freire's insightful reading, which was graced with Busoni's cadenzas.

It hardly mattered in the context of Friday's game, because Argentina were already three goals up - but twice Venezuela striker Jose Salomon Rondon waltzed past centre-back Federico Fernandez to set up his side's best chances of the match.

If context is ever going to matter, it has to matter in the context of a funeral.

There's a film conceit that says that facts or reality don't really matter in the context of a coherent celluloid world.

That size matters, and that it matters in the context of other traits, makes sense, because proportionate features are attractive, says Adam Jones, a biologist who studies sexual selection and mate choice at Texas A&M University in College Station and who was not involved in the work.

Sincerity may sometimes matter in the context of public deliberation (e.g., in order to be able to predict the likelihood of future courses of action on the basis of present declarations by politicians), but certainly not for exactly the same reasons and to the same extent as it does in private relationships.

What matters in the context of this issue on phylogenetics, though, is that Lamarck had a naturalistic explanation for the origin of the modern fauna that was based on the tracing of lineages of similar species up the stratigraphic column until the advent of the modern fauna.

It also matters in the context of what we talk about when we talk about Supreme Court decisions.

But then, as if her lapse mattered only in the context of her current ambition, she added: "I felt disconnected from the process.

Second, it's clear that what the United States does matters, but it matters most in the context of what other countries do — and that in judging U.S. action, we have to look at that action across the entire century.