As a matter of fact, brown is never used for any stage effect.
He appears to be strong and healthy, but, as a matter of fact, he suffers from a very weak heart.
As a matter of fact, Charles Babbage, over one hundred years ago, felt that "assurance" was a better term.
As a matter of fact, he had been doing business of silk and munitions with Pang Yunhao-one of the Four Elephants-for over a decade.
As a matter of fact Newsweek's suggestion of military blockade would prove to be more disruptive to this key transit corridor.
"As a matter of fact, Rho" -Pug looked uncomfortable- "they used some muscle and put me on the Clippers that leaves tomorrow."
"Not qualified to do that, you know. Just sitting idle at home. I haven't touched the pen for ages, as a matter of fact.
As a matter of fact, this sort of proportionalist moral reasoning has been authoritatively rejected by the magisterial teaching of Blessed John Paul II in The Splendor of Truth, nn.74-75.
So that means that any inference to a matter of fact beyond what we perceive or remember seems if Hume is right do we based on assumption of causality.
As a matter of fact, as early as 2004, China and ASEAN began to expand their cooperation and exchanges in cultural industries through “Sino-ASEAN Exposition” held in Guangxi.
As a matter of fact, it was a pity that you had only once eaten the fried prawns. Because I came back from Chengdu that day, I misunderstood the meaning of eating shrimp, so I hope you can come back and do all the things you have not done.
