Sentence examples for matter of even from inspiring English sources

"At this point, it's not a matter of even keeping him from charging; he is now stabbing two E.S.U.

For all the talk of global integration, the fate of the very poorest countries has become, if anything, a matter of even greater indifference to the rich ones than it used to be.

But it is a matter of even greater regret that the same tools and the same sponsors are back in action today, with the same impunity, as part of the "war on terror" launched after September 11 2001.

Before this occasion, there is the not so small matter of evening worship.

"Then it becomes a matter of evening the score; you're not cheating, you're restoring fairness".

Alex Ross, the music producer responsible for remixing Nick Clegg's tuition fees apology has turned his attention to matters of even more important national interest – Dave TV series Storage Hunters UK.

Her Louise is unflinchingly matter-of-fact even in the midst of fabrications and evasions.

Laurie Anderson has a disarming way of making intense levels of activity seem matter-of-fact, even laid-back.

What's notable is that Mr. Stanhope's matter-of-fact, even hopeful style does not invite sympathy or melancholy.

A good way to measure the change is to compare "A Man of Parts," with its matter-of-fact, even staid, copulations, to Wells's novel "Ann Veronica".

The group long ago internalized its pursuit of equality, and here that dynamic came across as strictly matter-of-fact, even ordinary.