Sentence examples for though it matters from inspiring English sources

Here, though, it matters that Kumārila's account involves essentially phenomenological considerations; his point is just that a subsequent cognition calls for the revision of a preceding one only if it seems to a subject to do so.

And if it wants Japan to regain some confidence, it makes sense to treat Japan as though it matters.

The sea has ebbed in the national consciousness, though it matters as much as ever to an island.

In the end, though, it matters not: rules is rules and Stuart Lancaster is perfectly entitled to pick Joubert if he wishes.

We know that we will laugh nostalgically when someone in a distant movie set in our era tweets, and acts as though it matters, as we laugh now at the microwave ovens in American Hustle.

"Kanye's a jerk," people say, as though it matters whether our pop stars are "kind," and as though we actually know how any of these people actually are.

To adapt a phrase of his, he dared to "live life as though it mattered".

He lived his life knowing that he only had one, and he lived as though it mattered.

His strength was always in his immense readability, and he emphasised "writing as though it mattered", which is why one suspects he'd be a fan of Ali Smith.

Mourinho had slumped across the advertising hoarding in frustration at those misses, his nerves frayed further when Nzonzi struck a post, though it mattered not.

Oscar twice poked just wide when it seemed easier to score, on each occasion the Brazilian's body shape a little awkward as he struck his attempt, though it mattered little while the opportunities kept coming.