Sentence examples for but matter of from inspiring English sources

Underlying strengthening mechanisms are well established in case of C, but matter of debate in case of Si.

We must learn to present evolution not as "a fact" in this dogmatic sense, but "matter of factly," as we would present heliocentrism and gravitation.

He's genial but matter of fact as he discusses getting into the ring with Mr. Ali, whom he had served as a sparring partner earlier in his career.

I have offer'd nothing but Matter of Fact, and have taken all possible care to avoid being impos'd upon my self [ sic], by making Experiments in proportion to my Doubts.

An air-to-ground missile," Dr Nott says, sad but matter-of-fact, pointing to one of the pair.

"I would not act paranoid, but matter-of-fact about the dangers that apparently exist all around us.

Ballard said Manning's demeanor in the huddle at the start of the drive was calm but matter-of-fact.

His documentary pictures of strippers and pimps are not sensational but matter-of-fact, tender and sad.

For one thing, its vision of extramarital love isn't tragic but matter-of-fact -- and very Scandinavian.

But the longing to surpass words leads him, paradoxically, to a highly self-conscious style that is anything but matter-of-fact.

The outside world says time and again — not in a negative way, but matter-of-factly — you are not like us.