Sentence examples for maybe a question of from inspiring English sources

This is maybe a question of texture and tone.

"It's a question of confidence, maybe a question of scoring a wonderful goal at the right moment," Van Gaal said.

It is a question of awareness and political will, and maybe a question of difference sectors working all together".

"So?" "So maybe — maybe — there's a question of plausibility".

Maybe it's a question of faith.

Maybe it's a question of proportion.

"Or maybe it was a question of chic.

Maybe it's a question of striking a better balance.

"Maybe it's a question of semantics, but I was a part of what people refer to as a gang, [but] I refer to as a team.

Maybe it's a question of how the present looks at the past, of how the particular qualities of these songs — their naïve belief in the value of unfettered exploration, the tension between their sunny arrangements and their cynical philosophy — have fallen away over time, into the same void as Almer himself.

Or maybe it's a question of sexism, his voice and macho fame overshadowing her "lesser" reputation?