Sentence examples for matter of well from inspiring English sources

I don't think it's a matter of well or badly, just differently.

"Then it became there's no evidence of abuse, and now there has been evidence of abuse: there's been evidence of people listening in on old girlfriends... now it's simply become a matter of, well, we need to do this because we will be unsafe if we don't".

The difference between the Han of Harrison Ford and the Han of Alden Ehrenreich is a matter of, well, force.

Then it was just a matter of, well, don't fall off the roof".

The firmness of the boundary between an artist's private life and public identity is one that Aronofsky imagines, in its absence, as a crucial matter of well-being for the artist, the artist's domestic partner and family members, and for the members of the public as well (since members of the public, no less than artists, have the capacity to turn into monsters).

If we are talking about simple, repeatable events like coin flips, the priors are a matter of well-defined relative frequencies given by probability theory.

In the case of the Open Internet rules, we have yet to see how the agency's rules stack up in court as a matter of well-reasoned law and economics.

Asked if she had had a complicated family life, she replied matter-of-factly: "Well, who has an easy situation?

He recovered his composure and said, somewhat matter-of-factly, "Well, I'd do the same for you".

Managing your time well is a matter of scheduling well, and enumerating your cleaning tasks will help you build a schedule.

Parker's play is perhaps more crucial than Duncan's because everyone knows Duncan will play well; it is only a matter of how well.