Sentence examples for All or matters from inspiring English sources

One familiar slogan is that the criminal law is properly concerned only with 'public' wrongs, whereas merely 'private' wrongs are either not matters for the law at all, or matters for a civil rather than a criminal legal process (see s.2 above).

What sanction to choose from a range of sanctions need not be treated as an all-or-nothing matter.

But there are cultural facets, too, and they go deeper, reflecting that for many voters, gay rights are not an all-or-nothing matter, but something more nuanced.

Reality, or perfection, in Leibniz's view is not the sort of thing that something either has or does not have; it is not an all-or-nothing matter.

Secondly, it is now known that neural localization for language is very much a relative, rather than an all-or-nothing matter (Dronkers et al. 2000, Dick et al. 2001, Martin 2003).

Second, knowledge is "an all or nothing matter, not a matter of degree".

Instead Musk's cult of being the be-all and end-all on all matters big or small at Tesla will continue.

Because all the stuff that's out there — all the material or matter that's out there — behaves differently when there's a planet in the neighborhood.

On this view, modularity is not an all-or-none proposition but a matter of degree; mechanisms are only nearly decomposable.

Many have complained that "race shouldn't be an issue here", or "all that matters is the acting".

Conveniently enough, the corporations with the biggest stakes in all these matters, foreign or domestic, now have their own in-White-House advocates.