Sentence examples for matter of position from inspiring English sources

'Listen, all life's a leverage play, a matter of position.

In October, 1962, Nichols took the lead in May's play "A Matter of Position," which opened in Philadelphia.

It was a matter of positioning.

The statement that he plans to take them that way is a matter of positioning.

(The wonderful first-act curtain scene remained largely a matter of positioning flesh-and-blood actors - and a few cardboard cut-outs - into the likeness of a painting).

On days like that it's a matter of positioning, making sure Chris is in front; we've probably been in the first 20 of the peloton for the whole race.

The matter of "positioning oneself among others in the social world" is a complex one, so discovering the right mix of attitudes and feelings "may be like finding the centre of gravity of a cloud".Sometimes, he writes, it is plain that the balance between self-interest and a proper concern for others has been seriously upset.

More than producing knowledge, it is a matter of positioning people.

It is a matter of positioning and execution.

It's a matter of positioning: Symposium banners bear the words "the Creative Capital of the World," but, if last month's summit between President Obama and Nordic leaders is any indication, the world has taken notice.

It's a somewhat more humble message, a matter of positioning really, asserting that he comes from humble beginnings because his father was once a carpenter who rose to the heights of running a major car company and being governor of Michigan.