this really matters vs this is really matters

Some examples from the web:

• I guess none of this really matters now that the kid's gone cold.
• Not that any of this really matters, because as soon as Coach sees you, that might be the end of everything for you. I'm basically looking at a dead man walking.
• This really matters to Vivian... religion, a church wedding.
• But does this huge distance really matter...
• This is what really matters in life; it creates community and does not generate CO 2 emissions.
• This really is a matter of urgency.
• And lest we not forget, this is what really matters.
• This is what really matters: 'just do it', to quote one company's constant refrain.
• This really is a matter of urgency - human and economic urgency.
• We are certainly not opposed to this in principle, but this really is a matter for national decision, as in the Netherlands.
• This really is becoming a matter of urgency.
• This matter really deserved to be discussed in the morning.
• None of this other stuff really even matters.
• I have to return to the gist of my original reply, which is that this not really a matter for the Council to remedy.
• Seriously, is this really a police matter?
• I mean, until somebody's charged with the murder, isn't this really a police matter?
• I really believe this matter is extremely important because we can, in fact, make great progress in matters of economic governance.
• This is really the first matter which concerns me, namely the ratification of the agreement by the US Senate.
• As the rapporteur to the European Parliament on this matter I really appreciate this.
• This matter had really given us some headaches and been a cause for concern.

Some examples from the web:

• This is what really matters in life; it creates community and does not generate CO 2 emissions.
• This is really the first matter which concerns me, namely the ratification of the agreement by the US Senate.
• And lest we not forget, this is what really matters.
• This is what really matters: 'just do it', to quote one company's constant refrain.
• How you live your life from this moment onwards is what really matters.
• I think it speaks for itself, but in the end this is really also a matter of the choice that you have to give to people, as Mr Corbett and others have pointed out.
• This is really a matter of credibility for the European Union in terms of reinforcing economic governance, and I fully agree with you that it is indeed the Community method that makes the European Union work and deliver.
• This really is a matter of urgency.
• This really is a matter of urgency - human and economic urgency.
• We are certainly not opposed to this in principle, but this really is a matter for national decision, as in the Netherlands.
• This really is becoming a matter of urgency.
• Mr President, I too wish to begin by thanking the Commission for its proposal and Mr Sjöstedt for his splendid and sterling work on confirming and clarifying what this matter is really about.
• Seriously, is this really a police matter?
• Because it really matters who speaks life.
• Then people started forgetting what really matters.
• The only news that really matters...
• What really matters is the loss of democracy.
• And that's what really matters.
• I suppose it doesn't really matter which Lannister puts the baby into you.
• Doesn't really matter, in other words.