Sentence examples for declared matter from inspiring English sources

"Housing is the number one problem facing the citizens of Israel," Mr Herzog, 54, declared, matter of factly, in his familiar nasal voice, folowing it up yesterday in a new pitch to the voters.

"It's not a spirit," he declared matter-of-factly, standing in the Leningradsky railroad station in Moscow.

"He went to Stanford, and he's Jewish," Sharpe James declared matter-of-factly on the "Today" show in 2002.

"If I get the rest of my life behind bars or the death penalty, then that's what I get," Pasztor declared matter-of-factly.

My therapist listened to what I had to say and then declared matter-of-factly that I was being selfish in not raising my hand or participating in class.

Krzysztof Penderecki's arresting "Threnody to the Victims of Hiroshima" (1960), the best-known piece from his avant-garde period, seems singularly apt to its declared subject matter.

Bennett then declared the matter "resolved".

But Mr. Silver declared the matter dead.

But American officials declared the matter closed.

Salon.com declared the matter "a veritable second Petraeusgate".

And with an expletive he declared the matter closed.