Sentence examples for questions of semantics from inspiring English sources

Setting aside questions of semantics, note that Lewis is hostage to empirical fortune in ways he does not acknowledge.

The problems can even boil down to questions of semantics.

The implications of this argument go far beyond questions of semantics; the over-application of the MDD-model to the problem of distress in people with diabetes has also led to a narrow focus on treatments for clinical depression that may not be appropriate for the majority of distressed patients.

It is a question of semantics.

The play begins, appropriately, with a question of semantics.

But the difference seems mostly a question of semantics.

And their immortality is, to a certain degree, a question of semantics.

The precise status of the war against the Tigers now appears to be a question of semantics.

"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.

Whether application of this analysis is appropriate with respect to the purported right to presence violation is largely a question of semantics.

The network's veteran reporter stood by his story but later conceded, "it's really a question of semantics" about the meaning of "under investigation" (Hastert was indicted and convicted in 2015, but in a completely unrelated matter).