Sentence examples for matter of fact because from inspiring English sources
He, the favorite Pole adopted by German soccer, made the final act of putting the ball past the keeper so simple, so matter of fact, because he has been doing this for a decade now.
As a matter of fact, because of the high number of past and ongoing researches, reports and papers devoted to this topic, an exhaustive list of all these works could not be established in a limited number of pages.
He was wary, tentative, as a matter of fact, because he just did not know what would happen to him next, because he was, is, at the mercy of people who could make or break his image.
They are not propositions about matters of fact because they are not empirically verifiable.
("Why had the fetus not been disposed of more carefully? … the nurse's explanation came out cold, her voice matter-of-fact. 'Because it was a girl,' she said").
When they told me this, the very matter-of-fact delivery – because it was a matter of fact – took my breath away.
It will be easy enough to summon answers for the matter-of-fact questions — Because they were trying to kill the people in the buildings, and scare everyone else; Because they were angry about certain things America had done; Because the fires weakened the steel that held the towers up — but what about the broken contract?
Instead it was done in a matter-of-fact way because we were so anxious to get it over with.' For her first Hollywood movie, Autumn in New York, Chen filmed Winona Ryder's first nude scene, a sexual encounter with Richard Gere, but the scene never made it into the film.
And the matter-of-fact tone is important, because this is a marvellously strange and scary book.
I thought of this matter-of-fact prophet only recently, because now that it's 2001, we do have an International Space Station, and few people seem to care.
When asked by a reporter why he had taken this approach, Trudeau made headlines around the world with his matter-of-fact but trenchant response: "Because it's 2015".
