Sentence examples for whether matters from inspiring English sources

The question is whether matters of the mind played a part on the 17th green, where he missed a tiny putt for bogey, or he was overdue an error.

MPs on the Commons public accounts committee will be reporting on the same issue on Tuesday, although the London Met crisis came too late for them to include it in their verdict on whether matters have improved in recent months.

Reacting to the figures, Andrew Lansley, Conservative MP and former Commons leader, told the BBC: "It's not about whether matters in the past could have been decided differently.

Second, it has as its goal the release of the spirit-substance of the individual from its prison in matter, whether matter is considered real or illusory.

He devotes much space to whether matter alone or form alone or both are causes of individuation.

At the turn of the century, astronomers wanted to know whether matter existed between the stars, and if so, whether it affected their readings of starlight.

In addition to the question of the void, there is the question of whether matter is particulate and whether there are indivisible particles called atoms.

The answer could reveal not just what neutron stars look like, but also whether matter as we know it is truly stable.

Whether that matters to you depends on whether you trust Google.

Anxiety about his choices as an artist — whether making dances matters; whether any of it matters — runs through a lot of Miguel Gutierrez's choreography.

The question is whether it matters.