Sentence examples for which does matter from inspiring English sources

McQueen's is a serious film, which does matter.

Second, the research which does matter very often is distorted anyway.

If you're busy with stuff that doesn't really matter it's a much less effective use of your time than concentrating on that which does matter.

And one last note, with the Dow closing at 13,000 for the first time since 2008 and the NASDAQ touching 3,000 for the first time since 2000 (which does matter, especially to those with 401k's), can someone please ask these candidates and their Wall Street surrogates to explain one more time just how it is that President Obama is bad for business?

"When you have things like that and people who would have been the backbone of a county which did matter in the past, and they're not there any more for some reason, something must be wrong," Richards added.

While stressing that only 24 hours of relative calm had yet passed, he said: "Sources on the ground, which do matter, including inside Aleppo city, said the situation has dramatically improved with no air strikes".

Fill in your heath, healing surges, skills (such as acrobatics) and other information about your paladin such as your deity and alignment, which do matter!

Which does not matter too much as Sérgio alone is a large enough subject to fill a film.

It may be slight – which doesn't matter in a festival context, but may well do beyond.

Which doesn't matter anyway, because every time I do block them, they are following me again in an hour.

It has a resolution of eight megapixels, which doesn't matter much, and a new, more light-sensitive sensor, which does.