Sentence examples for a matter of thinking from inspiring English sources

Then, "It's always a matter of thinking about, 'Okay, how strong do I think the evidence I have is?' and 'What are the consequences if I am wrong either way?" when deciding whether to report, Douglas adds.

"It's a matter of thinking".

"So for me it wasn't a matter of thinking this thing wasn't any good.

"I feel like it was a matter of thinking the cameras were off, thinking nobody was watching," McCoy said.

The reinvention of any business constellation is at least partly a matter of thinking through the social implications of change.

It was more a matter of thinking that the dynamics of a Democratic primary could be damaging.

It's all a matter of just thinking you can do it.

It might be just a matter of re-thinking the placement of doors.

Since the matter of thinking acts is characterized by Husserl as conceptual (Hua XIX 105f), it seems plausible to argue that, in order for this matter to be brought to coincidence with perceptual matter, the latter must also be conceptual.

But then, risk perception isn't just a matter of rational thinking.

Planning was a matter of wishful thinking, if not outright fantasy.