Sentence examples for matters much about from inspiring English sources

You may not think it matters much about what shampoo and conditioners you use, yet it does.

It does not matter much about the format of the game or the colour of the ball if it is being delivered in excess of 90mph in the right direction.

But Iranian officials began to make matters much worse by lying about almost everything else.

T.C.U., when it is added next year, won't help matters much: it will bring only about 400,000 fans, ranking ahead of only Cincinnati and Louisville among current members.

If you get a text from any of these folks, no matter how convincing, and no matter how much about you they seem to know (remember, these same professionals may not have the best defenses against hackers), ignore the text and call them.

It doesn't matter so much about stray dogs and kittens, but elevator boys get awfully stuffy when you try to bring in a horse.

It doesn't matter too much about the speed as long as it's around jogging or faster.

"At the end of the day, even though he supports traditional Republican issues in his fight for the middle, it won't matter much what he feels about them," Mr. Smith said of his opponent.

None of this would matter much if we were talking about policy toward Benin.

Sure, it was breaking no boundaries with its by-the-numbers plot to take down the Master Control Program (MCP) and save the world, but that didn't matter much because it was all about the production design, digital effects, and costumes.

A section on the relations between Christians and Jews is the kind of theological inside baseball that few believers other than those professionally engaged in such matters would care much about.