Sentence examples similar to a question of feel from inspiring English sources

"Different media has different sources," Soufan said, arguing that it was not about a shift in the assessment so much as a question of who felt compelled to talk when.

One is strongly genetic; the second is a question of how you feel at any moment.

"It's a question of how you feel about what you're doing with the money," she said.

I think now it's a question of making people feel they're making a contribution, and they're part of the process.

And there's also a question of temperament: I feel better as an immigrant, living in places where I do not belong.

It's a question of making yourself feel good.

In other words, policing in those areas is more a question of making people feel secure than actual crime fighting.

It's a question of how he feels.

Some have compared her to Caitlyn Jenner, suggesting that racial affiliation, like gender affiliation, is a question of what one feels oneself to be.

Both sets of literatures are getting at something important, which relates to a question of how what feels like and is understood as liberation ends up functioning as something more akin to control.

"Not only for a question of age, because I feel internally very young," he said.