Sentence examples for the very matters from inspiring English sources
Yet, these were the very matters that the Inspector General of Intelligence and Security (IGIS) had cleared for discussion.
Instead, he placed her in initial charge of the investigation into the very matters for which she had, by virtue of her editorship, been responsible for.
For many constituencies with a Lib Dem MP this means that by voting Lib Dem to keep the Tory out we have ended up with a Tory-voting MP or, at best, an MP abstaining on the very matters we voted him/her in to represent us on!
Both the spike in MRFF clients at West Point and the silencing of its officers speak volumes about the very matters of disgrace that I have expressed herein.
When they told me this, the very matter-of-fact delivery – because it was a matter of fact – took my breath away.
After a while, one looks for straightforward citizenly virtue, and one finds it in the people who are left cleaning up the mess: the mortgage counsellors in Baltimore who try to help people climb out of trouble; the city official who mournfully boards up houses; the very matter-of-fact guy who controls the mosquito population before the insects spread disease.
Sure enough, today we got a lengthy post from Facebook about the very matter.
Ripped by the forces of the ever-growing darkness That feeds itself with the very matter that created it.
Advanced theoretical laws bring up questions about the very matter that makes up the universe, the possibility of other dimensions, and whether all this is even real.
The Bush administration's claim is that the "very subject matter" of the suit is a state secret.
Harry Mathews refuses to do so, while Jacques Roubaud (another mathematician) argues that the constraint(s) should be the very subject matter of any truly Oulipian work.
