Sentence examples for really maters from inspiring English sources

What really maters: intelligence, creativity, drive and luck.

That's 1.9mm thinner than the current Galaxy SII — not that several millimeters really mater.

"I'm really chuffed for the lads and it doesn't really mater what happens in the second leg - they can go out there and hold their head up high and give it their best shot.

How seriously should modern religions be taken and do they even really mater?

I guess it doesn't really mater where I get buried, or who's there when I'm dead, but dying in prison then getting thrown in a hole by some criminals you've never met seems like a serious disrespectful way to end to one's life.

Debt settlement companies are not recognized by the BBB, so that doesn't really mater.

It doesn't really mater which one you get into as they all have the same capabilities.

The temperature doesn't really mater so long as it is well above 212 degrees, the boiling point of water--whatever temperature you're baking something else at should be fine.

It really doesn't mater".

I love my alma mater, (really, I do) but the thought that I might be cheering for Lizzy's attacker makes me want to shake down more than some thunder.

Seventeen years later--a lifetime, really--my alma mater commissioned a piece to celebrate its 75th anniversary called Much Ado.