I never developed a completely matter-of-fact attitude to death or its business.
"I hold myself in high regard / And loving yourself shouldn't be so hard," Forster says, completely matter-of-fact.
But breast-feeding is now so accepted in white-collar circles that some women are completely matter-of-fact about it, pumping right in their open cubicles.
At our first meeting, I was struck by the mechanical manner in which Robert answered my open-ended questions always completely matter-of-fact.
Hissom: It's equally fascinating and also just completely matter-of-fact that women are playing him and people of different races are playing him.
Jutta Allmendiger, a West German sociologist and author of "Women on the March," a survey on young German women's attitudes, said "women in the East are more holistic," and "combine their children and their careers and their sexuality in a completely matter-or-fact way".
"I also just love the idea that there's this guy out there whose entire job is sitting in a cubicle and photoshopping cats out of astronomical images and yet who talks about it in a completely matter-of-fact way," Freeberg said.
The most shocking aspect of the revelation is that the ATP covered up the whole matter completely.
That's a different kettle of fish, which is an idiomatic phrase that means 'a completely different matter or issue'.
A different kettle of fish is an idiomatic phrase which means 'a completely different matter or issue'.
Gas will fill a chamber evenly and completely no matter what the chamber is and no matter how small the quantity of gas.
