Sentence examples for quite matter from inspiring English sources

As if they don't quite matter enough.

Again, we find that it doesn't quite matter.

"The court was quite matter of fact about it," Mr. Smith said.

A friend said quite matter of factly: 'not much there, is there?".

I didn't quite know what day it was, and it didn't quite matter.

No self-pity here; rather, he is quite matter of fact, almost cheerful, about it.

"Die," he said it quite matter-of-factly.

"Advertising," he says quite matter-of-factly, "has always been something I kind of understood".

Other times, she remembers and is quite matter-of-fact about her history.

He adds, quite matter-of-fact, and hardly boastful, that he is "one of Australia's much-loved sons".

"I don't know how much longer I'll live," he said quite matter-of-factly in an interview last week.