Sentence examples for which it matters from inspiring English sources

There is a school of thought according to which it matters a great deal, on both aesthetic and communal grounds.

I've been listening to this album for 13 years, but the ways in which it matters to me have changed for every one of them.

But that concept, when extended to a game that lets its chess pieces marry, results in something surprising: an adventure in which it matters not only who lives but also with whom they spend that life.

The strictness of this accuracy – and the extent to which it matters – has been a subject for keen debate over the past few years, as the number of fact-based awards contenders has risen dramatically.

But this self-image is a fantasy: as a report in The Times last week pointed out, America actually stands out as the advanced country in which it matters most who your parents were, the country in which those born on one of society's lower rungs have the least chance of climbing to the top or even to the middle.

A principled demarcation of logical constants might offer an answer to this question, thereby clarifying what is at stake in philosophical controversies for which it matters what counts as logic (for example, logicism and structuralism in the philosophy of mathematics).

The context in which it emerged matters more than how it did it.

We still lag behind in all of the areas in which it actually matters: graduation rates, life expectancy, compensation, and financial security.

I learned that mortal thought evolves a subjective state which it names matter, thereby shutting out the true sense of Spirit".

For a word of which it does matter the gender, add ot for a girl and im for a boy.

The environment in which it's sold matters".