Sentence examples for is matters of from inspiring English sources
It is matters of degree, a point here and there: a second serve that jumps up with more spite or just hanging in a rally.
When asked if Mr. Bush's command of the issues -- and particularly his occasional difficulty articulating his own positions -- was a legitimate issue, Mr. Lieberman said, "My feeling is, matters of that kind, the American people should reach their own judgment".
It is hard to imagine that four decades ago, in early May 1971, fires were set and windows were smashed in the far reaches of Brooklyn in protest of cuts to Medicaid and other social programs, when so often now it is matters of lifestyle and taste that inspire our most expressive displays of contention and ire — our quaint revolutionary gestures.
Hola, New York!" is matter-of-fact.
Even AIDS is matter-of-factly addressed.
His tone was matter of fact.
His voice was matter-of-fact.
Her tone was matter-of-fact.
Be matter-of-fact about the tradition.
