Sentence examples for one small matter from inspiring English sources

As for that consensus on the past, there remains one small matter of semantics to be resolved.

While we here at MobileCrunch have been worked up like little kids at a Ringling Bros circus since we first got wind of the Palm Pre and webOS, there has been one small matter we're still a bit shaky about: application development.

As early as 1907, Yitzhak Epstein, a Zionist, wrote an article called "A Hidden Question" in which he observed: "We have forgotten one small matter: There is in our beloved land an entire nation, which has occupied it for hundreds of years and has never thought to leave it".

BETH GIVENS admits she is guilty of avoiding at least one small housekeeping matter.

Aside from the usual News Corp BBC-bashing language (Thanks, Dan), the key point here is not one about the small matter of £130m (a lot of money in respects, but small beer here [or to Ronaldo]).

There was just one more lesson, the small matter of the self-administered enema.

On one level, it is a small matter, a tiny local property dispute.

On the one hand, it's a small matter – it's a piece of plastic that doesn't buy very much these days.

They found patronising his attempt at southern speech – "y'all" – and squirmed over his his claim to like "cheesey grits": a small matter but one that seemed to confirm their opinion of him as inauthentic.

There's also the no small matter that one in six voters in November is expected to be Hispanic.

This seemingly simple scenario – look, the flippered defendant is a total creep, and obviously "did it" – is complicated by the small matter of one of the three players (me) accepting a bribe to get ol' flappy spanks off the hook.