But some matter much more than others.
All the same, there is some matter here worth looking at.
One day the art dealer had to consult his hotel manager about some matter.
The fact that some matter was left over shows they are not, in fact, symmetrical.
"This is not some matter of snobbery," the 54-year-old said.
All drug users seeking help matter but some matter even more to the community than others.
So, even when all the antimatter had annihilated particles of matter, there was some matter left over.
He would talk half aloud, half under his breath, about some matter which was occupying his mind.
It is felt that if we get our way we will have to give ground on some matter, possible the admission of Communist China to the U.N.
Do the editors request any proof that lives will be put at risk if they report on some matter, or do they accept the State Department's word?
In later, nonacademic usage, the term theology came to mean a religiously coloured, or sometimes religiously informed, study of some matter.
