Sentence examples for a matter of pulling from inspiring English sources

"It's just a matter of pulling the trigger," Wells said.

Covering him was, more than anything else, a matter of pulling off a balancing act: not letting the shtick overwhelm the substance.

After Snyder's rampage in the sandbox, it will be less a matter of pulling it together than reconstructing it grain by grain.

Things that I find unhelpful are mainly the attitudes of people who don't understand depression and think it's just a matter of "pulling oneself together" or "just getting on with things" or "stop worrying and cheer up".

In terms of accommodation, it's often a matter of pulling in favours; this year, says Green, Fat White Family will stay with "a guy with a big ranch house that lets bands sleep all over it, on the couch, on the floor – for $50 a head for the whole festival".

The CEO believes that, with its new capital in tow, it's a matter of pulling the right levers.

Launching arrows was a simple matter of pulling back on the right analogue stick, then letting go; when you ran out of arrows, you merely had to move the Wii U Gamepad to the horizontal, and they would automatically replenish themselves.

There is a consensus that the split is mostly, though hardly exclusively, a matter of blacks' pulling away.

To a large extent, commissioning was a matter of pragmatically pulling together the appropriate knowledge and information that would satisfy competing agendas and help manoeuvre the proposal.

Motives bloom into motivation, and guilt turns into a whole lot more than a matter of who pulled the trigger.

PUTTING money in the stockmarket, like making a soufflé, is largely a matter of timing: pull it out too early, or too late, and the results may well fall flat.