Sentence examples for that particular matter from inspiring English sources

On that particular matter, the choice is stern-faced or two-faced.

One former City Hall official pronounced himself stunned that Mr. Bloomberg apparently demanded strictness in that particular matter.

Some light was soon shed on that particular matter with the discovery of a website run by Lesperance, entitled Flight of the Golden Geese – a bizarre conception that at first looks as if it was made for Old MacDonald and his farm.

So the subject of music, harmony, is, as it were, proportion realized in a certain matter, just as the actual material constitution of a natural object is the realization of some higher form, say that of an animal, the nature of whose functioning can be understood quite independently of the realization of it in that particular matter.

Eric Holder having presumably been too busy to investigate that particular matter, Anonymous is, of course, flattered to learn that criminal activity that allegedly involves us is a higher priority than dubious activity that definitely involved his own department.

He devotes a chapter to each material and discusses its chemical structure, the historical reasons it was brought into being, the technology required to make it, why that particular material matters and what it reveals about us.

"Some evidence that we have collected at a couple of the scenes, and some other information we have, leads us to believe that this particular matter was Isis-inspired".

In leading our scrutiny to critically and interpretatively relevant particularities, it leads us away from the aesthetically blinding presumption that it is the effect, brought about by the "cause" of that particular work, that matters (so that any minuet that gives a certain feeling or awakens certain images would do as well as any other).

Soon after, Mrs. Clinton agreed to keep foundation matters separate from official business, including a pledge to "not participate personally and substantially in any particular matter that has a direct and predictable effect upon" the foundation without a waiver.

Because on that particular real estate, names matter more than he could have known.

'Crisis' means a palpable challenge, possible deterioration, or threat to a particular matter that is highly valued.