Sentence examples for matter of anything from inspiring English sources

Think, for that matter, of anything that's ever ruined a round for you.

It's a matter of, anything we've got in the summertime, we'll put it on the front page.

Third, how – in logic – can any of us who were born here possibly feel "proud" (or ashamed, for that matter) of anything that happened in our country before our time?

From the limitations of our knowledge of ourselves (or, for that matter, of anything actual existing) together with the less plausible assumption that "that everything actual must be thought to be actual by some thinking being," Mendelssohn infers that there is "an infinite intellect" that does represent everything to itself (Morning Hours, pp. 103f/Gesammelte Schriften 3/2, pp. 141ff).

The whole interview is extremely strange and really doesn't get down to the matter of anything.

The actual substantive matter of anything on any content platform is only a quantitative, interchangeable dimension of form, and all content is interchangeable with any other.

(When Vogue's Kate Phelan hints at outfits for Corinne Day's shoot, Birkin says matter-of-factly: "Anything but Versace... and nothing round my neck!" Phelan later attests that Birkin is "more professional and natural" than any model she's ever worked with).

Or for that matter, much of anything else here.

No one remembers him worrying about his Guard status -- or, for that matter, much of anything else.

At Ralph Lauren even baby clothes are laid out in those colors -- although few babies could wear them and actually eat oatmeal, or for that matter much of anything.

Moving south was a matter of betrayal; anything northern usually got the benefit of the doubt.