made no difference

It was a system of impersonality; it made no difference who you were, so long as you could master its rules.

Among strangers he was as a fish out of water, but among friends discrepancies in wisdom or age made no difference to him.

It really made no difference. If I hadn't faulted for an overtime, the ball would have touched the court and ended the volley anyway.

Imagining that they were putting M&Ms into a bowl made no difference in how much candy people ate.

In other words, for those in the habit of snacking at the movies, it made no difference whether the popcorn tasted good or not.

It seemed like an intrusion to join them but, in truth, one more spectator made no difference.

She moved her toes around in the silk stockings. The price of it all made no difference.

When males were asked to rate the attractiveness of a pictured male, color made no difference in their responses.

Whatever she did, it made no difference.

It made no difference to me whether you told me about it or not.

It was so dark that they couldn't see one another at all and it made no difference whether you kept your eyes shut or open.

And while many couples cling to the belief that children reduce their risk of divorce, the scientists found it made no difference.

It would have made no difference in the final result whatever we first applied one operator or the other.

In reality, it made no difference to her where she ate, and not at regular hours but according to the whims appetite.

In this case priming made no difference to the lower classes. They always showed compassion to the latecomer.

The events of the weekend were unfortunate, but made no difference to the final result.

Another study, published in 1995 by a British researcher, found that it made no difference whether a person walked or ran.

In the end I'm not sure if having boundaries early on helped them or made no difference at all.

Our different views of life made no difference at all to our friendship.

In short, doing breast self-exams made no difference to the groups' breast cancer survival rates, and it boosted the biopsy rate.

Knowing a second language made no difference for the young adults in the study, who outperformed both older groups.

Ten months later, the drug made no difference in the rate of death or rehospitalization - a big disappointment.

and i thought it made no difference to you as it is task work , and we are only paid for what we do.

Fame and riches and the passing of years have made no difference.

people like to live a life full of variety, fish will die without water . whatever I did , it made no difference.

In this case priming made no difference to the lower classes.

(Breed made no difference inthe results).

It made no difference to the Spurs, who were out celebrating at midcourt, or the Cavs, who had just been swept.

It made no difference what color the picture of the banana started as.

In contrast, with absent or weak COX-2 tumors, regular or nonregular use of aspirin made no difference.