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Aquinas' discussion is so brief and matter-of- fact that its importance is easily lost.

Matt J. Rossano: The Theological Dilemma Of Medieval Neuroscience Matt J. Rossano 2011

Brunick explains his approach quite matter-of- factly: “I thought of it the way you might think of running a national presidential campaign.

Tribeca Film: Future of Film: Alternative Cinema Strikes Back Tribeca Film 2012

Aquinas' discussion is so brief and matter-of- fact that its importance is easily lost.

Matt J. Rossano: The Theological Dilemma Of Medieval Neuroscience Matt J. Rossano 2011

"She was really gorgeous and a really attractive 'girly girl,' but could sit down and talk about breaking a land-speed record or flying a war bird in a very matter-of fact-way," Ms. Wagstaff said.

A Match for Men in the Skies Stephen Miller 2011

"Have you enough money?" he asked her matter-of factly.

You Don't Take Names Ajay Nair 2010

"She hides," she said matter-of factly "I found her in the storage closet once, and just a couple of years ago, she hid out in one of the neighbor's cottages that had already been evacuated."

Dolls Paul de Denus 2010

The book's brutality is sickening in places, yet each voice is distinct and matter-of fact, the imagery lucid, spare and uncompromising.

First novels 2010

She swallowed back tears at the mere thought and went on in a matter-of - fact way: "But that was before I knew that you had all this -- 1 thought you were just a doctor."

You Don't Take Names Ajay Nair 2010

The crackly voice, the clipped, matter-of fact delivery, the wry chuckle.

Storyteller Donald Sturrock 2010

"Will you be able to hold him with one arm?" she asked matter-of factly.

Politics 101 2010