Examples of using Really mattered in English and their translations into Spanish
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tell the truth when something really mattered?
the things that really mattered.
Without my son… nothing else really mattered.
truth were things that really mattered.
I wished I had one more chance to say what really mattered.
What really mattered though was making room for my crew again… which meant cleaning up this mess.
I planned to study the yellow sun's effect on kryptonian minerals but discovered it was the sun's effect on me that really mattered.
What really mattered was the approach that Member States would adopt from now on.
farther and farther until I lost sight of who I was and what really mattered… you.
When the decision really mattered, you didn't have the guts to tell them what to do.
and to help those that really mattered.
They started a dialogue about what really mattered in the community, and about what values they shared.
And that's because I never wrote anything until now that really mattered to a lot of people.
The Committee was required to consider those States as States parties, but what really mattered was the people concerned.
What really mattered was learning why some countries had been more successful than others in seizing the opportunities and benefits of globalization.
How small, how cheap, what egotism not to know… that it was Lily Garland instead of Oscar Jaffe that really mattered.
who focused on what really mattered in the interests of our communities.
that maybe we got so caught up in the game that we stopped looking at what really mattered.
freedom lay at the centre of the economic equation, and that expanding an individual's capability to function was what really mattered.
equality in the Secretariat, he said that what really mattered was that preference should be given only to those female candidates whose qualifications were equal or even higher than their male competitors.