Success did not cure the insecurity that such aggression (quite convincingly) concealed, or change the wry, matter-of-fact view she took of her own writing.
Throughout the documentary, looking improbably fit but not falsely youthful, Mr. Eastwood takes a similarly matter-of-fact view of his career, leaving the frills to other commentators.
"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.
"Ghosted" offers a refreshingly matter-of-fact view of lesbian relationships although ones marked by schematic tragedy and intimations of the supernatural and depicts its cross-cultural milieu with maturity and tact.
The normative claims concern how women ought (or ought not) to be viewed and treated and draw on a background conception of justice or broad moral position; the descriptive claims concern how women are, as a matter of fact, viewed and treated, alleging that they are not being treated in accordance with the standards of justice or morality invoked in the normative claims.
Yet it serves as a matter-of-fact statement that Republican elites view Trumpism as a cancer on the conservative movement and will do everything possible to cut it out.
"It is difficult for the matter-of-fact physicist to accept the view that the substratum of everything is of mental character.
He's genial, folksy, and matter-of-fact in laying out his views.
Such "paradoxes" as the apparent equinumerousness of the natural numbers and the perfect squares (noted by Galileo) and the one-to-one correspondence between the points on concentric circles of different radii, noted since the Middle Ages, were viewed as matter-of-fact evidence for equinumerousness of particular infinite sets by Cantor.
Shepard, narrating from Aron's point of view, employs a matter-of-fact voice that can describe horrific events with chilling precision.
