Sentence examples for on some matter from inspiring English sources

When he was, as often, in difficulties on some matter of archaeology, he used to send round one of his secretaries to me to demand, say, an accurate account of the appearance of the Louvre in the year 1600….

When he was, as often, in difficulties on some matter of archaeology, he used to send round one of his secretaries to me to demand, say, an accurate account of the appearance of the Louvre in the year 1600...

It is felt that if we get our way we will have to give ground on some matter, possible the admission of Communist China to the U.N.

Do the editors request any proof that lives will be put at risk if they report on some matter, or do they accept the State Department's word?

"The danger for Mr. Obama," she added, "is when there is a decision perceived as a reversal on some matter that was central to his campaign".

During the Carter presidency, when I noted with satisfaction that Attorney General Griffin Bell had recused himself on some matter affecting his boss, a typographical error caused the reflexive verb to be changed to "rescued," and Bell waved the clipping before a cabinet meeting: "It says here I rescued myself, and come to think of it, that's what I did".

On some matters, Francis is utterly direct.

Eisenhower because he differs from him on some matters.

"We have to have some public testimony on some matters".

On some matters, he goes straight to his customers.

They showed that Americans had tilted towards the Democrats only on some matters.