Sentence examples for a matter of inflection from inspiring English sources

The biggest difference between Eli and Mr. Pacino's other twitching insomniacs is a matter of inflection.

The difference between what Mr. Clarke is saying and what earlier accounts have said seems to be largely a matter of inflection, timing and emphasis.

It is a matter of inflection, of knowing what to emphasise, and when to let drift away, just as a slipping aspen leaf makes barely a flicker, one gaffe in the conversation between the current and the flow; a stifled yawn, a darkness reimbursed.

She says that true Southerns do not speak with dialect...it is intonation, inflection, a matter of cadence and unfinished consonants, which are touched ever so lightly.

Variations in inflection are more a matter of adjustment in volume than changes in tone.

A matter of signals.

A matter of days.

A Matter of Perspective?

A Matter of Timing.

Such a point is called a point of inflection.

Prefaces all speech with a statement of inflection, making human/machine interaction a snap!