Sentence examples for so much matter from inspiring English sources
But neither is big enough to explain why so much matter has survived.
A consequence of stuffing so much matter into so little space is that white dwarfs have powerful magnetic fields.
It doesn't so much matter what you do in particular, so long as you have your life.
Neither is it able to explain the presence of so much matter, as opposed to anti-matter, in the universe.
Here at camp, Mr. Black says, it doesn't so much matter that Mr. Schwartz graduated first in his class at Stanford Law School.
The confusion in one's mind doesn't so much matter — but when it comes to putting bread-and-butter, and orange marmalade, into the inkstand; and then dipping pens into oneself, and filling oneself up with ink, you know, it's horrid!
So much matters: These women matter, their trust matters.
BALDWIN: It wasn't so much a matter of choosing France it was a matter of getting out of America.
It's not so much a matter of military hardware".
Life is so much a matter of luck.
How did they produce so much weighty matter amid all the romping and frolicking?
