Propelled forward by skeletal electronic beats (known in reggae as riddims), Vybz nimbly holds forth on matters momentous and frivolous, with a decided emphasis on the latter.

It was there, too, perhaps, in the loneliness and pain of the dance, that he wished himself to learn the truth in this secret and momentous matter.

It might have been a momentous matter of state, so serious were they.

He referenced momentous matters offhandedly, without realizing he was doing it, so common were such responsibilities, so sure his unflinching rule.

Downsizing isn't always a good thing: witness Morris's advocacy of "bite size" issues, his advice that President Clinton take stands on such momentous matters as curfews and school uniforms.

Although Mr. Reagan's strong conservative convictions were his lodestone and compass, the President proved adept at compromise, willing to change on momentous matters like arms control.

On an equally delicate, if less momentous matter, John Hay was determined not to behave well, as that was his mission.

The organization entrusted with planning such momentous matters is the CCIR (Comite Consultativ International des Radiocommunications), comprised of governmental and commercial delegates from many countries.

She must focus her mind on a more momentous matter.

And if she is free in theory, why not free to undertake if necessary the initiative in a matter so momentous to herself?