Sentence examples for matter of form from inspiring English sources

Then there is the matter of form.

On the matter of form, he is with Frost, not Ramsey.

The dynamism was not just a matter of form – it imbued her thinking.

On the matter of form, he is with Frost, not Ramsey.

This is partly a matter of form: Mr Breuer is still in office.

But this somewhat muddled matter of form deserves a heading and an instance all to itself.

However, there remains the matter of forming a government which, under New Zealand's version of proportional representation, can be an unpredictable kind of affair.

It's a matter of forming a partnership, so that the work of the horticulturists who devise roses can be kept alive by organizing the devotion of gardeners all over the city.

So today's meeting was also a matter of forming closer ties to Mr. Lott and Mr. Hastert, with whom Mr. Bush has not spent all that much time.

The description of conditioning as the establishment of a new response to a stimulus that had not previously elicited that response naturally suggested that conditioning was a matter of forming new stimulus response connections.

The new treaty deals only with matters of form.