Sentence examples for and in matters of from inspiring English sources

In literary terms, he's Byron's equal, and in matters of temperament and compassion, he's arguably Byron's better.

Gracefulness and polish prevailed, and in matters of balance, dynamic gradations and pacing, these players moved with a streamlined unity.

(And in matters of visceral response, the Female Gaze is every bit as harsh as — if not harsher than — the Male Gaze).

Such questions presuppose a clean line of demarcation between the real and the fake, and in matters of the spirit that line can never be fixed.

Similarly, although he constantly fretted about money and knew how to cut a deal, he was known in the business for his absolute integrity and fairness, both in financial matters and in matters of billing.

And in matters of national security, good judgment will be at a premium in the term of the next president — as we were all reminded 10 days ago by events in the nation of Georgia".

The mandate of the task force was to answer and advise in matters of provenance and procedure and to conduct research rather than to attempt restitution.

Equality between women and men in matters of sexual relations and reproduction, mutual respect, and shared responsibility are also emphasized in the Programme of Action [ 8].

Caron treats and educates in matters of addiction, and Clive was speaking of his dear friend, the late Whitney Houston.

He sat with the left Republicans and specialized in matters of merchant shipping and government reform.

TRANSLATION and interpretation in matters of diplomacy is tricky.