Sentences with phrase «be matter of fact»

I would show him his baby book as every kid loves looking at pictures of himself as infant and be matter of fact about how he grew in his other mother's tummy.

Ultimately, their lordships took the view that whether or not there had been a relevant change in circumstances, must be a matter of fact to be decided by the good sense and sound judgment of the tribunal hearing the application.

He also agreed that, if the accommodation as it currently stood was unsuitable, it would be a matter of fact and degree as to whether any such proposed adaptations and alterations would be such as to make it suitable.

This logic would seem to indicate that the only way to address the world is to be matter of fact.

Be matter of fact; stand still near the object of terror until his fear subsides.

«We're just going to be matter of fact about it,» Jaffee said.

Be matter of fact and to the point.

Just be matter of fact and then done, «You poured it out and now it's all gone.

I would show him his baby book as every kid loves looking at pictures of himself as infant and be matter of fact about how he grew in his other mother's tummy.

Be matter of fact and just say, «It's fine.

Be matter of fact about the job.

Just be matter of fact about your decisions and limit the drama.

This is not rocket science, and is a matter of fact, not opinion I'm sorry to say.

This is not so much a belief or strategy as it is a matter of fact; there are extensive, well - established guidelines from multiple agencies at all levels of government on how to work within the system, and harsh consequences for those who do not comply.

Are all matters of fact true?

On the contrary, it is a matter of fact that God's gift and calling will never be regreted (the Old Testament Covenant of God with Israel remains valid for ever, despite of the rejection of the gospel by Israel).

The logic of this belief is that all that is mentioned in the Qur» an is a matter of fact because it is supported by a standing miracle which will never cease, the Qur» an itself.

Regretably it is a matter of fact that a model Muslim is an Al - Quaida fighter and an Al - Quaida fighter is a model Muslim, according to Muhammad's doctrine.

Sorry, that is a matter of fact.

The Koran doesn't know a redeemer or saviour, but it is a matter of fact that we need one.

That conversions occur in either direction (as it were) is a matter of fact and not open to debate.

The latter is a matter of fact on which judgements differ.

s matter of fact many of them are just looking for a fight.

I tested the damn thing 11 times (because I'm fucking crazy I refused to share a recipe for a cake with a small crater in the middle)(I have serious OCD about properly leavening things) so that's a matter of fact.

Absolutely, and it's a matter of fact that he destroy and run many good or potential players to the ground before they can ever become great for their team.

Seat: The seat of the best outdoor swing is a matter of fact.

Veronica Grajeda: Today is a matter of fact - my daughter has been under the weather for few days and she has been wanting to nurse quite a bit and it's amazing.

Whether homebirth is as risky as jumping between balconies is not a matter of opinion, it's a matter of fact.

(Iain Dale) It is a matter of fact that married couples stay together longer than homosexual pairs do.

One is a matter of fact; the other a matter of principle.

«Sue voted NO on the resolution to repeal the sales tax exemption on residential energy sources and that's a matter of fact and record (county resolution 2013341).

That is a matter of fact.

It is a matter of fact that white, male candidates have been much less likely to be placed on the A List, than either women, or ethnic minority candidates.

This is about internal inconsistency, which is a matter of fact,» said Ken Caldeira, a senior scientist at the Carnegie Institution for Science.

It is a matter of fact that eliminating toxins from your body on a regular basis flushes out harmful compounds that gradually accumulate in the blood, and as a result wreaking havoc on your body.

It is a matter of fact that despite all the research and growing awareness on sexuality and sexual orientations, people continue to remain skeptical about bisexuals.

It is a matter of fact that generate Michael B. Jordan's Erik Killmonger, the Anti Black Panther.

«It's a matter of fact statement about diasporic blackness,» said the University of Southern California scholar.

It sounds like hype, but really it's a matter of fact; with two analog sticks, shoulder buttons, front and back touch controls and a motion sensor, these ten Vita launch window titles are going to put your manual dexterity to the test.

It is a matter of fact that states vary enormously in their history, demography, tradition of educational excellence, and willingness to reform their schools.

This is a matter of fact.

De jure segregation was produced by explicit policies; de facto segregation was a matter of fact, something that occurred independent of explicit policies.

Living in the fast lane was a matter of fact for Shelby, who designed the cult - classic Shelby Cobras and Ford's Shelby Mustang.

James was matter of fact in reminding the audience that the mainstream publishers still have the money, penetration of the retail channel and access to big media to continue to act as gatekeepers.

@BrenBarn as to the second point - as I said, it is a matter of facts and circumstances and you may prevail or may not.

Whether or not this is possible or even worth it is a matter of fact.

Posts are infrequent, but they are matter of fact and very informative.

That being said, it's a matter of fact that wise use of credit cards will improve your credit score.

The price of homes due to inflation, which is a matter of fact, right?

Fee's are treated so nonchalantly as if they are a matter of fact.