Sentence examples for matter of hand from inspiring English sources

The kind of phenomenology to which the Zhuangzi refers is one in which there is no self-conscious guiding of one's actions but rather a complete absorption with the matter of hand.

Even a 19 minute mile in the beginning will get your dog focused on the matter of hand.

Where the individual sports most afflicted by the epidemic go now is no doubt surely a matter of hand-wringing and hope.

It was not a question of an actor's hunt for redeeming features, because Mickey is irredeemable; it was, more simply, a matter of handing us a bad life at full burn.

A millionaire may enjoy breakfasting off orange juice and Ryvita biscuits; an unemployed man doesn't.Better nutrition, in short, is not a matter of handing out diet sheets and expecting everyone to eat happily ever after.

Applicants have to prove they are making an extraordinary contribution to Austrian life and cases are carefully assessed, says an official at the Ministry of Economic Affairs: "It's not just a matter of handing money over and getting citizenship.

For Mr Talabani in Iraq this would not be a matter of handing over PKK leaders to Turkey, but he, and the Americans, would like to see a negotiated end to the violence.

This was hardly a matter of handing technology to China; under one of the deals, for instance, the Missouri-based company Peabody Energy purchased a stake in GreenGen, so that it can obtain data from, and lend expertise to, a cutting-edge Chinese power plant.

There is also the matter of hands.

But it is not just a matter of handing out the nets and hoping for the best.

And, the subcommittee says, this wasn't a matter of one hand not knowing what the other was doing.