Sentence examples for matters I found from inspiring English sources

Complicating matters, I found the central point of the latest Iran article elusive.

His recent interview of Lady Gaga has compelled me to opine on matters I find both very dear and sadly repugnant.

"After the pornography matter, I found his whole demeanour had changed," he said.

No matter: I found myself pulling over at scenic lookouts and stopping off in towns to see if I could find bargain meals.

After seeking advice on the matter, I found that slow baking (along with plenty of chewing) is an effective way of avoiding what the Americans delicately term "gas".

Looking into the matter, I found that the various descriptions of Brady's epic consumption had a common source: a biography by Parker Morell called "Diamond Jim: The Life and Times of James Buchanan Brady," published in 1934, 17 years after its subject's death.

No matter; I found myself ever less ambitious to ride to death in a palanquin shrine.

Despite the deep subject matter, I find The Civil War incredibly relaxing.

Re "Does Science Matter?": I find it odd that militantly atheistic scientists like Steven Weinberg dismiss the idea of intelligent design while at the same time employing the so-called anthropic principle to make progress on the largest open problem in cosmology, the determination of the cosmological constant.

My temptations are extremely limited, but that doesn't seem to matter; I find myself drooling before the screen's glow time and time again, often without even realizing I had taken it out of my pocket in the first place.

My temptations are extremely limited, but that doesn't seem to matter; I find myself drooling before the screen's glow time and time again, often without even realising I had taken it out of my pocket in the first place.