Sentence examples for matter of word from inspiring English sources

Mostly, it's a simple matter of word choices.

It's a matter of word of mouth between practitioners.

Languages seem so vastly different from one another, but for Chomskyans this is a mere matter of word shapes; in terms of how we put the words together, languages are all minor variations on a single universal grammar — the one underlying that jumping-He-on-the-tree phenomenon.

MR: I imagine with you it's just a matter of word getting out, knowing that you're available to do that.

This may seem a semantic distinction, a matter of word choice, but really, it's the most important distinction there is.

This is not meant to be cheeky or a matter of word-play; that would be obscene at a time like this.

But for Amenity Home, a start-up in Los Angeles with three products, four employees and no marketing budget, getting noticed was a simple matter of word-of-mouth advertising, albeit in an unusual way.

"What happens when there's an argument, or someone is talking on a phone?" Still, everyone agreed that $4 to Grand Central Terminal is a pretty great deal, and the eventual success of the program may just be a matter of word-of-mouth.

This is a matter of words.

It's not just a matter of words.

Like most others here, Mrs. Jambone was troubled by the survey at first, she said, but she believes it is merely a matter of wording.