Sentence examples for matters about from inspiring English sources

What matters about that question isn't how I resolve it.

What really matters about Corbyn's recycled words, therefore, is what he said.

But let's focus on what really matters about the attack and its aftermath.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The East Lynne Company presents "Nothing Matters," about Ambrose Bierce (journalist) in Mexico.

Then he turns to "what really matters" about the transmission of news: "Diversity.

Summoned to meet Palaszczuk, he then apparently failed to disclose other matters about his past.

What matters about food is what happens when we put it into our mouths.

Perhaps what really matters about a movement's strength is the years of building that came before it.

But, ultimately, what matters about a high-treason case in Russia today is the public message it sends.

What really matters about Blair's Iraq policy is that, as the Chilcot report explicitly says, it didn't work.

Potentially complicating matters, about 300 volunteers from Russia have arrived in South Ossetia to aid in the fight, she said.