Sentence examples for matter of truly from inspiring English sources

West Africa's particular circumstances apart, the Ebola outbreak has now become a matter of truly international concern, not least because, as last week's unseemly panic in Texas has shown, the epidemic potentially threatens us all.

We have the power to break mental patterns that no longer serve us, and we have the power to consciously choose thoughts that make us feel good -- it's just matter of truly wanting to change old habits with new ones.

Some 800,000 Rwandans, mostly from the once-dominant Tutsi minority, had been killed by members of the majority Hutu tribe in a matter of weeks: truly a decimation.

Harry Mathews refuses to do so, while Jacques Roubaud (another mathematician) argues that the constraint(s) should be the very subject matter of any truly Oulipian work.

While migraine, IBS and obesity cases have shown promising results in support of food sensitivity tests, more research needs to be done on this matter to truly confirm the benefits of this method of treatment.

But matters of a truly interstate nature, like the power grid, can't be dealt with on a state-by-state basis.

I knew who he was and this was just astounding to me that you could go in here and just as a matter of course, encounter truly historic individuals, legends.

But at the end of a terrific season, when Andy Murray's shift into a higher gear transformed the Big Three into a true Big Four, there remains the matter of which man truly deserves to be considered the player of the year.

It's a matter of knowing how truly ephemeral life can be.

The truth of the matter is that the emergence of truly sentient AI might as well be an event that comes to the world stage with more of a whimper than of a bang.

The divine sign of Socrates became a matter of controversy: was he truly inspired by the voice of God?