Sentence examples for matters apparently from inspiring English sources

And that they are by Jasper Johns is all that matters, apparently, or so the market and the scholars agree.

Smallicombe pigs have won prizes at county shows: height of trotter heel matters, apparently, as do strong haunches, which indicate a sow will be a good breeder.

Dunn tells her story in the brisk prose of a magazine profile, and, in keeping with her memoir's title, she goes easy on personal matters, apparently preferring to show the life of a celebrity interviewer refracted through the lives she writes about.

An Aeroflot representative who came on board the plane to assess matters apparently said that it was "not such a big deal" if the pilot was drunk.Arabic spoken In August 2007 an American Airlines flight from San Diego to Chicago returned to the gate and then, because it had missed the curfew for night-time departures, did not end up leaving until the following morning.

It doesn't matter, apparently, that Donald Trump lost the popular vote by almost 3 million.

While the status of the case is unclear, the matter apparently remains a drain on his former employer, Berkshire Hathaway.

In the world that Trump has always inhabited, all that has ever mattered, apparently, is who is in charge.

This conception of matter apparently was derived from the Greek Neoplatonists Plotinus (205 270) and Proclus (c. 410 485), particularly from the latter.

Here Comes Your Man Pixies Dark subject matter (apparently this is about either an earthquake or an atomic bomb), sweet music.

No matter that the poem was penned 90 years ago by a nationalist poet and is taught in schools.And no matter, apparently, that the scope of free speech was much broadened by last month's constitutional changes.

But astronomers have now for the first time witnessed dark matter apparently "slowing down" after interaction with other dark matter - suggesting it is capable of engaging with a force other than gravity.