Its original premise – that India could make a cheap (priced at less than $50), durable piece of technology for the country's millions of students – has become something of a matter of national pride for residents and pro-India boosters around the world.
The truth has always been something of a matter of trust rather than absolute knowledge.
3) Invisibility Appears to be something of a matter of perspective.
To do this you may need a motion detector or something of that matter.
For causal explanation itself became identified with logical deduction, and the movement from cause to effect was represented as the passage from premises to conclusion in a logical argument, and the finding of the cause of something as a matter of determining appropriate premises something which could itself be done in a logical argument.
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The fact remains that it is one of the most widely read and respected news sources in Germany, and it has published something that matter-of-factly describes a potential presidential candidate as a religious radical.
Asked how it felt to return to Iraq, Colonel Stanton said there was no sense of special attachment to Iraq, no settling of a score, but merely a sense of being part of something that mattered.
As cross stitch is the art of saying something in a matter of stitches, I thought I'd use it to make a bookmark - a great way to say something while sitting in silence, reading a book.
The movie is preposterous, paranoid, solemn and – though not I think intentionally – something of a laughing matter.
And others saw the attacks -- and any potential solution -- as something of a personal matter to be taken up mano-a-mano.
