This moment is presented matter-of-factly, and without further elaboration: he couldn't love.
Given the scope of the potential wide-ranging side effects, when the potential risks associated with ECT are presented matter-of-factly, rather than establishing clarity, there is the potential for opacity.
Hearing Leila say those words out loud felt like somebody had taken some vague, gloopy shapes from inside my mind and woven them into sentences that made sense and could suddenly be presented matter-of-factly.
In a public ruling, the Press Complaints Commission criticised the paper for failing to present matters accurately and said the inadequacies of the coverage were particularly egregious because of the timing of the report, coming immediately after the man's death.
Until the reign of Murad III, Viziers used to present matters orally to the Sultans, who would then give their consent or denial, also orally.
Finally, Melvin and Herman [13] presented algorithmic matters of a computer code to solve linear two-point boundary-value problems.
So only the present matters.
The present matters to Plymouth more than the future.
It might just be that Wall Street realizes a great and troubling truth: The nation has evolved in such a way that we're all bound up in the hysterical CNBC "now" version of things, where only the present matters.
These stories are presented as matter-of-facts of life, while not presented as inconsequential either.
