"No," he replied matter-of-factly, admitting that he was here on pain of losing dole money.
Some of them had "matter-of-factly admitted lying to get food stamps," Galicia told Hochschild.
Where Roseanne and Mary and Murphy matter-of-factly admitted and often even flaunted their flaws, these characters are too ashamed and apologetic (and repeatedly demeaned) to be taken seriously.
"It's a matter of survival," admitted the guardian of the Taoist temple, concerned about the fall in the number of visitors.
"But we'll have, like, a cup of tea and something to eat, and go, 'I don't really wanna do anything today.'" Luckily, this creative lethargy is almost always mutual – it's just a matter of who admits it first.
"It was a matter of class," admitted Mrs. Foda.
The banker, Gerhard Gribkowsky, was recently sentenced to eight and a half years in prison in another matter, after admitting bribery, breach of trust and tax evasion.
Whether he prevails is a matter of "some tension", admits Mr Mulally.Boeing is starting to feel the impact of these changes.
Without evidence showing significant involvement by senior executives and the prospect of the Waldo defense shielding other employees, the S.E.C. may be left with bringing cases only against firms, which are often happy to pay a fine to dispose of the matter – usually without admitting or denying liability.
"At one show we decided to see how much candy and pop we could eat and drink before we peed ourselves on stage," Andrew admits matter-of-factly.
