Sentence examples for talking matter from inspiring English sources

Frozen in time, the tapes showed a smiling Ben Buxton, president of the Savage Nomads, boasting in one clip about his grades and talking matter of factly in another about a court apearance on gun charges.

The African-American girls, talking matter of factly about affairs of the heart as they work on one another's hair, are hilarious; their engrossing self-esteem is simply there for us to observe.

I like Peter and Rachel talking matter of factly about going to therapy.

Ms. Ewart, a zaftig Anne Bancroft look-alike, had a way of talking matter-of-factly about body types without causing hurt feelings.

It's not altogether usual to hear a conductor talking matter-of-factly about spiritual involvement, but this quality is fundamental to Mr. Jansons's approach.

Joan is a hit in her peasant blouse and short shorts, raking in big tips, talking matter-of-factly to customers and fellow employees, and not suffering the wandering hands of patrons very well.

Who's talking matters more than how much they talk.

That's the tip of the iceberg, says José Martin – founder of Talking Matters, a unique counselling centre for the Stamford Hill community.

But does upfront talk matter?

As I argue in my book Collaboration, how leaders talk matter a great deal.

Ms. Pressley talked matter of factly about holding affiliates to the association's membership rules.