Sentence examples for particularly matters from inspiring English sources

If a politician's health particularly matters in a climate of disability cuts, so does their class.

Most of Miller's writings, however, are concerned with the culture wars, particularly matters of race.

But none of this particularly matters and Avon is unlikely to delay its meeting for a very practical reason.

I'm not sure it particularly matters, but when writing an editorial about university education, it could be relevant".

I don't think it particularly matters if immigration in general is more popular than the free movement of labour.

The more sweepingly Choi applies her considerable gifts, the more difficult it is to say what particularly matters to this writer and why.

So it doesn't particularly matter anymore.

For Wigan, it did not particularly matter.

It doesn't particularly matter where you go.

In the end, it did not particularly matter.

That in itself wouldn't particularly matter if they were not more toxic than MDMA".