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

The marvellous, we learn from this marvellous and strange little book, need not even be a question of subject matter at all.

It's not just a question of subject matter – of Beethoven's working through of musical arguments that led him to the passionate yearning of Op 132's hymn of thanksgiving, or the passionate question and affirmation of Op 135's finale.

Wiggins remarks (in the preface to Wiggins 2001) that it is unclear whether Wiggins 2001 is a new version of, and thus the same book as Wiggins 1980, but goes on to say that it is "…a not a question of importance the matter of a joke that will fail nobody who wants to make it…" (2001, ix).

It's just a question of mind over matter".

He said cold weather was more a question of mind over matter.

He suggested payment of corporation tax was "a question of judgment", a matter of how a company wished to present its "corporate social responsibility".

It is a question of honour, a matter of honour and she should go".

"It is a question of whether truth matters, or worse a conviction that the truth is dictated by political necessity".

It is also a question of understanding that, no matter particularities of a story or idiosyncrasies of a character, the stakes are often the same: love, sex, money, power, all the things it is Dano's job to communicate.

Consequently, the combustion of a sewage sludge is mainly a question of burning the volatile matter.

"In my opinion, providing healthcare for all Californians is not a question of if but a matter of when," he said.