Sentence examples for added matter from inspiring English sources

"It's the U.S. Open," Woods added, matter of factly.

But Wong reports an added matter of principle that is of great historical significance: Mr. Zhao said that unlike Mr. Ai, he did not directly oppose the party, though his subjects, from oppressed peasants to drug-addicted rock musicians, live on China's margins.

"Top," the United manager added, matter-of-factly.

"I'm the local nerd," he added, matter-of-factly.

He added matter-of-factly, "There are a few films I'm not ashamed of".

Then Jagr added matter-of-factly, "I think it would probably be the smart thing to do for the Penguins".

Duval, 40, quickly summed up how injuries and poor golf had kept him from qualifying for many tournaments and then added matter-of-factly and with a wide grin, "But enough about the golf".

The landlord, an imperious man with tufts of wiry black hair sprouting from his left ear, proudly pointed out the apartment's features, including Western-style toilets, air-conditioning (a real luxury) and, he added matter-of-factly, a "servant".

"We can play two perfect games -- a full 40 minutes each playing as hard as we can," he said, then added matter-of-factly, "We do that and we go out on top".

And The Duchess added, matter-of-factly: "be what you would seem to be or if you'd like it put more simply - never imagine yourself not to be otherwise than what it might appear to others that what you were or might have been was not otherwise than what you had been would have appeared to them to be otherwise".

The problem is not their size per se, but what happens when you add matter to them.