Sentence examples for rather matter of from inspiring English sources

The opening movement sounded rather matter of fact.

"Neil Jordan needed a song for a wedding scene, a really romantic song, so I sang 'Lille'," she says, rather matter of factly.

She is rather matter of fact about it.

"We are making vinegar," she said rather matter-of-factly, as if everybody does the same.

Guns are disturbingly easy to come by, and several other kids talk about them rather matter-of-factly.

They were true New Yorkers; no one seemed particularly surprised, perturbed or bothered, and everything rather matter-of-factly resumed.

The Star's write-up was rather matter-of-fact, but the Post's story was all that its readers could ask for.

What's fascinating about Mr. Kobayashi's "Kwaidan" (which consists of four unrelated ghost stories) is that, by Western standards, it's rather matter-of-fact about the existence of a spirit world.

These are, at first glance, rather matter-of-fact and predictable photo-booth portraits: the subjects, as people will in front of a mechanical camera, grin, gurn, muck about.

One might disagree with some of the details and the interpretative decisions Levit makes, and he will no doubt record them all again later in his career and find more profundity in some passages that he now treats rather matter-of-factly, but there's certainly nothing callow or immature about any of them.

Among the characters are a woman with cancer (Christa Scott-Reed) whose husband (Jonathan Walker) seems utterly unable to muster sympathy; a young couple going through an emotional breakup; and an elderly man (Ross Bickell) who rather matter-of-factly decides to commit suicide.