Sentence examples for any matters of from inspiring English sources

occur outside any matters of racial politics.

I had experienced no medical complications during the pregnancy associated with any matters of the heart.

He said that this "little edifice is more remarkable for its simplicity, and the beauty of the rural scene by which it is surrounded, than for any matters of antiquity or curiosity in its construction, or contained within its walls".

"From my standpoint, as the head football coach, I think it was made clear that the university is going to deal with any matters of this nature," Kelly said Sunday in a teleconference with reporters.

You had a defensible but non-urgent goal -- the removal of Saddam Hussein, one of history's monsters -- as a pre-defined objective, to which all "fact gathering" and "deliberations" and "debates" were subordinated (and the selection of which owed much more to the vainglory of the president, and the egos of the Secretary of Defense and the Vice-President, than to any matters of national security).

Vital signs, physical examinations, weights, chest X-rays, and electrocardiograms also did not show any matters of clinical concern.

New York City eluded its worst bite, and muffled-up pedestrians trooped along slushy sidewalks as insouciantly as after any matter-of-fact winter snowfall.

On almost any matter of fact, Clinton is, without doubt, more "honest and trustworthy" than Trump.

It is hostile, in a petty way, on trivial points and uncritical on any matter of substance.

Therefore, from an empiricist perspective, there cannot be any matter of fact about what absolute time it currently is.

Combining empirical and skeptical arguments, Hume asserted that neither inductive nor deductive evidence can establish the truth of any matter of fact.