Sentence examples similar to has matter of from inspiring English sources

(Ages 4 to 9) In "Espossumondas," Coleen Salley, a widely known and beloved storyteller based in New Orleans, has matter-of-factly given a cute but naughty possum (sporting a diaper!) an all-too-human mama and auntie, much in the interspecies family manner of E. B. White in "Stuart Little".

Google CEO Eric Schmidt has matter-of-factly said it numerous times.

Some of them had "matter-of-factly admitted lying to get food stamps," Galicia told Hochschild.

The discussion diverges by gender: Women tend to have matter-of-fact discussions, using clinical terminology.

But as things stand, the manager has matters of greater importance on his mind.

"You have matters of more weight to think upon," one of the opponents complains.

We have had matters of concern and they've been addressed".

Debates have mattered before, of course.

None of it has mattered lately.

"Would it have mattered at the end of the day?

One of the shows has the matter-of-fact title "Exhibition Room".