Sentence examples for matter of true from inspiring English sources
The shoot in question, for an upcoming thriller about a C.I.A. agent who is revealed to be a Russian spy, is beside the point; today it's a matter of true poetry.
Such support as it does have among Egyptians — an often cited figure is 20 percent to 30 percent — is less a matter of true attachment than an accident of circumstance: the many decades of suppression of secular opposition groups that might have countered it.
Greenwald had been writing for years for recognized media outlets; he got a lead, reported it out, met and vetted his source, consulted with editors, and published stories, which included comment from the government, on a matter of true public interest.
While the NIH reports "modest declines" overall in the "incidence and mortality" of cancer, "about 25%" of all known deaths in America remain "cancer-related". That's when everything you eat and do becomes a matter of true urgency as well as controversy, from what you touch, inhale, or are exposed to in any form.
In other words your duty isn't a matter of forgiveness - it's a matter of true acceptance and of putting the loved one's feeling and needs before our own.
Discrimination and reliability is a matter of true differences between subjects, in contrast to differences arising from measurement error.
But it's also a matter of remaining true to the spirit of the studio.
The perceived benefit after the treatment is based on a wrong impression; even the weight lost is not real, it merely corresponds to the contents of the colon which fills up again in a matter of hours – true body weight loss does not occur.
Authenticity is widely understood to be a matter of being "true to oneself".
F'real". But alas, there has been no response from Mrs. Chua herself, and so the matter of her true level of Chineseness remains a question that dances alone with no answer.
Or, perhaps a "hyper-stylized" version of the facts is a better way to put it (there's also the matter of the true distance between the Hubble and the International Space Station).
