Sentence examples for actually a question of from inspiring English sources

It's actually a question of law.

It is not a question of testing the credibility of the witness, but it is actually a question of new evidence being presented by the Prosecution, and the Defense must have an opportunity of answering it.

Wallace keeps asking questions about Mitt Romney's impressions of what Obama is thinking, which is not actually a question of value?

I was chatting with an education researcher today, and she suggested that some large chunk of teacher performance may actually be a question of fit: that a "good" teacher may in large part simply be someone who is lucky enough to teach the kind of student that he or she is particularly suited to teaching.

Although assessment and decision making may appear as very different kinds of processes, the choice of point of view is actually only a question of adjusting the scope of application of the framework; whether decision makers are included in an assessment or not?

I actually sincerely believe it is a question of work culture.

Who, on 5Live just an hour or so ago, actually said 'It's now a question of when, not if, Europe win this.' The man's ruined everything".

"But as everyone in Albany knows, it's a question of actually getting the i's dotted and the t's crossed and having an actual agreement, and we're not there".

Actually, he said, there was always a question of fit.

This is one of the issues that is brought to mind by "A Question of Numbers". Actually, the book is largely devoid of the numbers -- or the charts and future projections -- that form the usual tools of professional demographers.

That's a question of instinct, actually.