Use "matter-of-course" in a sentence

1. Even this subjective “always” is fixed in the Collective Intelligences of all Energy-Plasma Forms as a simultaneous-single-moment (that is, “a matter-of-course”) possibility to be actively and creatively manifested through a definite Time Flow in one quality diapason or another (but in this case this will already be a subjective manifestation endowed with a certain degree of Self-Consciousness)

2. Again, the matter-of-course statement and tone of dismissal with which he treated what to her were the most stirring thoughts, was easily accounted for as belonging to the sense of haste and preoccupation in which she herself shared during their engagement

3. His voice was matter-of-course, but his look said she was magnificent

4. For presently she said, in a tone that was not quite so matter-of-course as she would have liked to make it: “We’ll go now to my uncle Frank’s