Sentence examples for which really matters from inspiring English sources

Which really matters?

Which really matters in the end?

"It would hugely reduce diversity, which really matters.

It's what politicians do in office, not out of it, which really matters.

What riled me about this development was the discovery that when something happens which really matters to them, Americans can universally unite.

None of which really matters, because there are plenty of truths in there, about getting on a bit and being a bloke, about work insecurities, family, mortality.

But it was her art which really mattered.

Either way, you are buying the skeleton of the plant – the structural bits which really matter.

It is kinship and friendship which really matter, much more than religion or locality or whatever else.

Money saved on the back of job cuts would be used to "fund future investments in areas which really matter to customers", it said.

Sainsbury's said the money saved by job cuts would be used to "fund future investments in areas which really matter to customers".