Firefighter Martin mostly spoke matter-of-factly.
He spoke matter-of-factly.
She gestured widely and spoke matter-of-factly in her still-accented voice.
During an afternoon of conversation earlier this summer, Ms. Monks spoke matter-of-factly about her macabre childhood, describing an escape into music and writing and fantasy.
He kept his hands clasped in front of him, spoke matter-of-factly about trimming costs and demurred on more acrimonious topics, like labor negotiations.
Joseph C. Massino, the former boss of the Bonanno crime family, spoke matter-of-factly about having to kill one of his closest associates, simply because he had disobeyed protocol.
It kind of came at Cambridge where it was just a realisation that where you were born mattered, that how you spoke mattered … who you knew mattered.
Parmalee spoke matter-of-factly of being waived by Miami in 1999 -- "that's part of the business" -- and of being picked up by the Jets last season.
Dressed informally in an open blue shirt and a blue wool barn jacket, Mr. Cheney spoke matter-of-factly and without apparent emotion about this heart attack.
Although Bruney spoke matter-of-factly about the changes he had made, he was obviously motivated by leaping off the baseball treadmill.
