Sentence examples similar to less matter of fact from inspiring English sources

The other ads take a similar tack, albeit in a somewhat less matter-of-fact manner.

Though he admired a counselor at his church camp who was gay, his reasons for adhering to his principles seem less passionate than matter-of-fact.

Its kitchen is run by Andy Yang, widely praised for his cooking at the less shiny, more matter-of-fact Thai restaurant Rhong-Tiam.

Rooney, in his more matter-of-fact (if less heralded) performances, holds the screen with a seemingly effortless intensity.

And besides, for a pro-family film, the definition of family that emerges is more matter-of-fact and less sentimental than one might imagine.

What emerges as truth — which is less a matter of facts than of feeling — occurs despite themselves.

Its approach to social issues would be more matter-of-fact, and candidates would be less fearful of alienating the most reactionary evangelicals.

I had been studying Arabic for less than a year, and Sayyid's tone was so matter-of-fact that I asked him to repeat this.

-- unfold so casually that they seem less mysterious than matter of fact.

OK, maybe they are less obnoxious as a matter of fact, maybe most of them are downright adorable.

"A long time ago, it was less about selling something and more about participating in something," said Mr. Jackson, who takes a matter-of-fact view of the changes.