Sentence examples for of great matter from inspiring English sources

But the implications of Bonnard's art (and, indeed, of painting as such) for the cinema are of great matter.

This is surely of great matter and refers to standard critical care.

The last minutes of "Apocalypse Now Redux" seem impossibly ripe and tense, graced not so much with Conradian gloom as with an odd, Jamesian sense of great matters being forced to hang fire.

Her "notorious virginity", of course, is a necessary part of the great matters that are going forward.

It is a great matter of concern that publicly available information about the principal elements of colorants is limited.

"It is a great matter of concern.

It emphasises human ingenuity and resourcefulness in the great matter of killing or avoiding being killed.

Simmons adds, "It's a great matter of pride to be on this album.