Sentence examples for matter of liking from inspiring English sources

He said that some were "way out," but added, "It's not a matter of liking it, it's a matter of putting it somewhere.

It isn't a matter of liking to write or even loving it.

"I don't know if it was a matter of people liking her or not liking her," said Mohammed Hameeduddin, Teaneck's mayor.

It's just a matter of, like I said, believing and working hard, and keeping your mind right.

It's a matter of like-finding-like in what anthropologists call "assortative mating" or "fitness matching".

It is no longer a matter of looking like the rest of America.

This theory, an early form of folk biology, tells them that being a dog isn't just a matter of looking like a dog.

"It was more a matter of who liked the other less," Mr. Lamb chimed in.

It's a matter of who likes what.

On the surface, Potter's rendition of Harkness's adventures appears matter-of-fact, like Harkness herself.

And this was reported so matter-of-factly, like she was telling me she'd had a glass of wine last night.