Sentence examples for simple matter of fact from inspiring English sources

It's a simple matter of fact.

The 2-1 defeat at Sunderland summed up United's current ability to under-perform, and the simple matter of fact is they have shown nothing this season to deserve a place at Europe's elite table.

[Mail on Sunday publisher] Associated's costs were £135,987, making a total of £520,000 costs in a case that awarded damages of just £5,000 in a dispute over a simple matter of fact," Dacre said.

Eton – particularly latterly, under a government stuffed with millionaires' sons and run by an Old Etonian – occupies a very particular place in the psychology of this country – though "I'm not sure, as a simple matter of fact, that there is a huge number of Old Etonians in the government.

Call this state E. and that there is thus a single, simple matter of fact about which measurement result J recorded.

Tim Hames, policy director, said: "As a simple matter of fact it can work, but it is not obvious what route the government as a whole is going to take.

All connoisseurs would agree, I think, that the classic Edna lead would have to include one staple of crime reporting — the simple, matter-of-fact statement that registers with a jolt.

The exception is perhaps "The Diagonal of May 25 , 1963" one of Mr. Flavin's first works to use standard fluorescent lights in simple, matter-of-fact presentations, in this case a single white tube hung diagonally along the wall.

Colin Covert of the Star Tribune called it a "haunting, carefully crafted movie" with simple "matter-of-fact" direction, a "trim and efficient" screenplay, strong acting and solid characters.

This doesn't have to be an elaborate ruse - simply saying "Mom, I want to ask you about puberty" will bring up the subject in a simple, matter-of-fact way.

The disconnect between state and county officials extends even to simple matters of fact.