Sentence examples for a matter of form from inspiring English sources

The dynamism was not just a matter of form – it imbued her thinking.

This is partly a matter of form: Mr Breuer is still in office.

There is, it turns out, a unifying thread; it's just not a matter of form.

The look of a watch might sound more like a matter of form, but style has its functions, too.

His preselected employees never had to worry about the exams they sat as a matter of form.

This is partly a matter of form: the show skillfully borrows images and sounds from those films and others.

It's a matter of forming a partnership, so that the work of the horticulturists who devise roses can be kept alive by organizing the devotion of gardeners all over the city.

So today's meeting was also a matter of forming closer ties to Mr. Lott and Mr. Hastert, with whom Mr. Bush has not spent all that much time.

The description of conditioning as the establishment of a new response to a stimulus that had not previously elicited that response naturally suggested that conditioning was a matter of forming new stimulus response connections.

This reserve was simply a matter of good form.

Even if these protestations are simply a matter of diplomatic form, they will be alarming for the men with the dwindling purses in London.