Sentence examples for one more matter from inspiring English sources

There was one more matter to attend to, some alleged "business tax" on the visa I never quite understood and frankly didn't want to understand.

Mr. Seeger sees one more matter of conscience.

There you'd be, talking with her on the phone, and she'd say, "Well, tell him I called," and you'd say, "O.K., Grandma, good to talk to you, I… Grandma?" * * * There was one more matter I never heard my dad discuss.

"Have you eaten?" The still boyish former wunderkind, now forty-two, had one more matter to tend to before turning to our scheduled chat, so he deposited me in the staff cafeteria of the Under Armour Performance Center, the team's new spring-training complex, in Mesa, Arizona.

One more matter should be mentioned under the heading of the desert object: namely the idea put forward by some retributivists, that wrongdoers have a "right to be punished" such that not punishing them wrongs them (Hegel 1821; Morris 1968).

Some of it, no doubt, was standard-issue denial (what does one more kid matter?).

Does one more hug matter when life is already feeling complete?

The Supreme Court still has to issue one more ruling on the matter, but that is really only a question of when it will happen (not, notably, "if it will happen" or "which way the ruling will go").

No one was more matter-of-fact about the need to cultivate celebrities than Cameron, who recalled that when Tennyson asked her to illustrate his "Idylls of the King," she told him, "Now you know, Alfred, that I know that it is immortality to me to be bound up with you".

"I was very good at finding places where one more didn't matter".

If the Giants beat Dallas (5-8), their long-shot playoff hopes would linger at least one more week, no matter what happens elsewhere.