Sentence examples for it is in matters of from inspiring English sources
And it is in matters of tone that I object to things like your Syria explainer.
It is in matters of style that Mr. Kissin has encountered the only criticism of his artistry.
It turned out that Latium is not quite as self-effacing in the matter of bills as it is in the matters of self-promotion.
The subtext, as it has so often been in matters of the borough's self-conception, is, "we're on our own".
It is in the matter of berry jam, or jelly, that true madness lies, because that's where the twin urges of foraging and preserving meet.
It is in part a matter of overcoming historical grievances.
It is, in fact, a matter of the deepest principle.
It is, in fact, a matter of indifference whether this theory belongs to logic or to computer science.
It was only in matters of consequence, like the preservation of Grand Central Station, that she let her "celebrity" serve causes she believed in.
It's in part a matter of ensuring that those at the top pay a fair share of their taxes.
It was, in part, a matter of self-preservation.
