Sentence examples for matters of grammar from inspiring English sources

On matters of grammar and taste, though, he deferred to his mother.

In matters of grammar and vocabulary, there is little in Walters, Hislop, Hyde, Kostova that would risk putting Lynne Truss in a truss.

If confirmed, would she be an activist, empathetic grammarian, as liberals expect, or turn out to be a strict constructionist on matters of grammar, syntax and usage?

It's not a matter of grammar, of "correct" and "incorrect", but one of context.

Just imagine the look on most publishers' faces if a drama critic threatened to quit over a matter of grammar.

More particularly the matter of grammar schools, and the current surge in the idea that they might be brought back.

Consequently, predication for Aristotle is as much a matter of metaphysics as a matter of grammar.

The subject matter of grammar is significative speech qua significative (DOS 474), that is, the oratio and its parts insofar as they signify or co-signify (DOS 489).

The Nativist, in contrast, is ready to consider that learning a language now reconceived as a matter of grammar acquisition depends in some way on a language-specific innate endowment.

On Twitter, she is dauntingly willing to engage in intellectual discourse with strangers, sometimes clarifying matters of Latin grammar.

Trevor Fisher Stafford Excellent though some may be, as a matter of arithmetic, grammar schools create the secondary modern element in neighbouring schools (Local comprehensives in battle for survival with 'predatory' grammar schools, 14 April).