Sentence examples for a question of being a from inspiring English sources

"It's not a question of being a protected form of speech," Mr. Mara said.

This is not a question of being a conservative or a liberal.

It was a question of being a poet at the expense of being anything else, and that includes physical relationships, strong bonds with people.

"It's not a question of being a taxpayer or a Greek national; what if you are a taxpayer but don't actually reside in Greece?

As Nick de Bois, secretary of the 1922 Committee of Tory MPs, warned: "When it goes from a question of being a listening and responding government, it is quite possible that it becomes a government which has its competency challenged".

It is a question of being a leader with the courage to take decisions based on sufficient data, knowledge and experience.

It is not a question of being an atheist or not.

While the office focuses on investing, accounting and numbers-crunching, "it's not a question of being an expert in any one of those areas," Mr. DiNapoli said.

And as business travel expands into ever farther-flung corners of the world, "It's not a question of is a crisis going to occur, but where and when and of what magnitude," Mr. Colunga said.

There was never a question of being anything but a Labor member, she said.

"It's not a question of being like the U.S. It's a question of cherry-picking from the U.S".