Sentence examples for maybe it matters from inspiring English sources

Maybe it matters that the idea of an aristocracy, even if it exists only as a community of ghosts, persists in Alain-Fournier as it does not in Fitzgerald.

Maybe it matters if he's not white.

Maybe it matters that you want it more than you want McDonald's when you're hung over, more than you want a lot of things.

And maybe it matters that you still want to go to bed with this guy, this guy who's different and kind and smart and funny and can't fall in love.

Maybe it mattered more because it was Danville, the last home of the Confederacy.

He loves you and he wants the best for you!" Maybe it mattered that, at the time of the rally, Corker was said to be under consideration as Trump's running mate.

But since the pardons have only symbolic value, maybe it hardly matters if they end up restricted to the gloriously talented dead, the fashionable dead, dead subjects of successful biopics and those dead recently enough to benefit from concerned descendants.

"If you're in the first round, maybe it'd matter a little more, if that makes sense at all," Rupp said.

I'm not sure it matters, except maybe to Mrs. Vollmann.

"But maybe with hindsight I think it matters a lot: the person who comes to tell you [about the study].

[Participant Apostel II] "But maybe with hindsight I think it matters a lot: the person who comes to tell you [about the study].