He was wildly romantic yet matter-of-fact about our situation.
Overhead the eclipse unfolds, transcendent yet matter-of-fact, compressing the day's cycle and more into its span.
Mind-boggling yet matter-of-fact, "A Fort of Nine Towers" is the memoir of a childhood in '90s Afghanistan — a riveting story of war as seen through a child's eyes and summoned from an adult's memory.
(Johnson Chris McCaww: 'Marking Time' (through Jan . 19 In Chris McCaw's haunting yet matter-of-fact photographs, the sun has burned crispy-edged lines across the skies of spectral land- and seascapes.
near 24th Street, Chelsea Through Jan . 19In Chris McCaw's haunting yet matter-of-fact photographs the moving sun has burned crispy-edged lines across the skies of spectral land- and seascapes.
These French markets were elegant, yet matter-of-fact designs.
"We hit 58percentt last year," Colleen told me -- proud, yet matter-of-fact.
Take, instead, her voice: firm and radiant, digging into sultry lower notes, caressing the middle, shining forth with a clear top, and yet presented matter-of-factly, in the service of the music — modulating, inflecting — rather than as an end in itself.
And yet the matter of tempo is fascinating.
Yet the matter of Trump's weight fits within a longer story about the erosion of trust between the Administration and the people it serves.
The subject of their lawsuit, started on January 5th, is not yet a matter of public record, but it is almost certain to be the £1 deal with which Mr Ecclestone gained 50% of FOA.
