Sentence examples for matters seems from inspiring English sources

But Richter's claim of indifference to worldly matters seems questionable.

Any disease involving excremental matters seems to remain unspeakable for the most part.

Within the godless void of his enslaved existence, Saul's desperate search for a rabbi to recite the Mourner's Kaddish over the body of the child – who may or may not be his own (we are never sure and it never matters) – seems to represent an act of atonement, a cleansing ritual amid the stench of the Sonderkommando's mephitic existence.

More to the point, with no obvious harm to consumers who are benefiting from lower prices and better products the prospect of antitrust bureaucracies jumping in on such matters seems odd, whether their concern is the particular dispute or the overall shape of the chip market.

If on the other hand, one finds Strauss's diagnosis of the "theologico-political predicament" persuasive, one might think that Strauss has accomplished quite a lot by raising the questions of truth, revelation, and nature anew in a day and age in which discussion of these matters seems to have been deemed mute.

The hilarious thing here is that Media Matters seems to care more about how badly FreedomWorks is misusing the money of conservative activists than many conservatives are.

Otherwise, personal matters seem secondary.

It makes distant matters seem very present.

On Tuesday, matters seemed to change.

All other matters seemed to him peripheral and insignificant.

Among the young matters seem to be improving.