Sentence examples for mattered nearly from inspiring English sources

To supporters, however, none of this parsing mattered nearly as much as money.

Had Mr. McCain won here, none of those details would have mattered nearly as much.

But at Joe's Pub, none of that mattered nearly as much as the nervous laughter rippling through the room.

Truth is, few of them matter nearly as much.

In the end, the only trait in Bidenworld that matters nearly as much as respect is perseverance.

There's the potential for interleague play against the Yankees, but with nothing on the line, it won't matter nearly as much.

And yet that doesn't matter nearly as much as it should, at least partly because of Mr. West's insistence on his own greatness.

Which party wins next month may not matter nearly as much as how the debate ignited by a dead three-year-old is resolved.

But after his illness and meeting Mr. Kaiser, he said, rubbing elbows with the rich and famous does not matter nearly as much.

In the end it hardly matters; nearly any group that chooses to go down that road is destined to remain a curiosity.

Once you graduate, the institution or the degree doesn't matter nearly as much as the abilities of the person who earned it.