Sentence examples for perhaps matter from inspiring English sources

The Ripper Museum, and the defence of its existence, would perhaps matter less if such crimes were confined to the past.

Germany's elections may be generating shrugs of apathy at home, but they are being watched closely by electorates and governments all around Europe, who know that these elections perhaps matter more to Germany's neighbours and partners than they do to its own citizens.

For her, it is the unexpected, the non-linear detours that perhaps matter most, giving her art a nice fresh breath of disintegration. .

Still, it was the least celestial item that perhaps mattered most.

Left largely untouched is the question that perhaps matters most: given man's undoubted and very likely ineradicable capacity for cruelty, what is it that makes torture a relative rarity in some societies and a commonplace in others?

Indeed, she is many things, but what perhaps matters most is who she sees herself as, especially on the court: .

What perhaps matters just as much is for the international community to recognize the overwhelming desire for real change in Ukraine.

So perhaps "transparent matter" or "clear matter" are better names.

Adrian Searle wrote in the Guardian: "If everything matters, then perhaps nothing matters more than anything else.

Perhaps, gray matter abnormalities could influence adjacent white matter structures during AD process.

They perhaps just matter more.