Sentence examples for matter of name from inspiring English sources

The rest is a matter of name recognition.

He also trails two people who are not officially running Newt Gingrich, a former House speaker, and Fred Thompson, a former senator and TV actor, whose recent announcement that he has cancer has merely encouraged speculation that he is about to plunge in.Supporters say it is a matter of name-recognition.

Then there's the matter of names.

It's a matter of naming it.

First, there is the little matter of naming rights to the Schwarzenegger Gubernatorial Library.

Nor is it simply a matter of names (though it is astonishing to see local areas in their original spellings, not just Breuckelen and Haarlem, but also Midwout, Nieuw Utrecht, Gavesande).

Then there was the matter of naming the business.

This is not a matter of naming or describing the reality which manifests itself in aesthetic experience but of trying to say something about the experience an individual has of it.

Proponents of generalized 2D semantics argue that the second aspect of meaning, the 2-intension, fully explains such intuitions about the intuitive subject matter of names and natural kind terms.

Still, the majority might rule in matters of naming, though I suppose that Cretaceous Park just doesn't have the same ring.

Conversely, there's the matter of their name; the act may have been named after a lyric by the hip-hop pranksters Das Racist.