Sentence examples for a matter of language from inspiring English sources

The gap was not only a matter of language.

I'm not sure his indulgence was good for me, as a matter of language pedagogy.

Getting "under the skin" of characters was a matter of language as much as psychology, she suggested.

The difference seemed simply a matter of language, which he can use craftily, the same way he employs his signature pitch.

All of this came back to me when I read a blog post by Eve Troeh, the news director of the local NPR station, in which she asked the public for feedback on a matter of language.

But his achievement is not simply a matter of language; it is also to do with his chosen subject-matter, in which he has long been more adventurous than his peers, in his own country and elsewhere.

If only as a matter of terminology, the air traffic control language used should be English.

"It is not a matter of insufficient language ability or that they are a public threat," he said.

It asks about consent: if students expect their partners to ask, if they think it's a matter of body language, if they think that asking once at the beginning of a hookup is fine.

We can disagree about outcomes, but we have, at least as a matter of political language, internalized the fiction that liberal judges "make" law, while conservative judges "interpret" it.

Of course, this makes projectibility essentially a matter of what language we use and have used to describe and predict the behaviour of our world.