Sentence examples for matters not even from inspiring English sources

By E. B. White The New Yorker, July 21, 1934 P. 9 The "happen" ads are another expression of the prevailing philosophy of dispair - the culture that says that nothing matters, not even the kind of razor one uses.

Maybe none of that matters — not even the comments that Skip and Rhonda Rollins made to CNN when they encountered the Obamas on Veterans Day, in 2009, during an unannounced trip that the Obamas made to Section 60 of Arlington National Cemetery, where many of the dead from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are buried.

With most German eyes firmly fixed on the Balkans, little more than a glance or two has hitherto been directed at domestic matters, not even at the battle against unemployment which the government claims to be its priority.But now, unhappily for Mr Schröder and his team, Germans are starting to notice again what is happening at home, and they do not like what they see.

Creationists are so adamant about defending their beliefs that nothing else matters, not even the Bible.

It mattered not even a little bit.

But keeping time in a symphony is a complex matter; not even a steady four-four pulse is straightforward.

REPORTING on weddings is perhaps the only job where you learn almost nothing about the subject matter, not even after many years.

Of the 10 shots he attempted Monday, he made one, and on this night, as confetti swirled all around him, as he tussled Calipari's hair and slapped hands with Kentucky cheerleaders, that mattered not even a little bit.

These matters are not even being talked about enough, much less dealt with adequately.

"Political matters are not even on our radar screen," she said.

Epistemic matters are not even mentioned in its formulation in section (3.4) of the main entry Rigid Designators.