Sentence examples for matters indeed from inspiring English sources
That agenda matters; indeed I cannot think of a more important one for the 21st century.
Drama matters indeed, and British TV in general is proving that it does, more than ever.
Not that it much matters: indeed, it is the doggedly irrelevant cul-de-sacs that give the exercise its appeal.
Race matters, indeed, and is also legitimately used by institutions deploying affirmative action to promote the common good of righting centuries of racial wrongs and generating a vitally needed black middle class.
No small matters indeed, but a male pill would still encounter the same problem as the female version, in that it's "invisible" and requires trusting the other person implicitly.
And finding it matters: indeed, one could argue that nothing else could ever matter more – since anything at all that matters, in life, only does so as a consequence of its impact on conscious brains.
"It was a very serious matter, indeed".
The government must, first, break free of corporate control (not a small matter, indeed).
This form of "spiritual" boredom is a very serious matter indeed.
A dark matter indeed.Ptaking on PtolemyApart from its name, the dark matter thesis appeals because of its simplicity.
