Sentence examples for were a question of from inspiring English sources

Godard insisted tracking shots were "a question of morality".

Right away, I told him I could not give him the answers, as if it were a question of honor.

The restoration is described as a rehabilitation, as if it were a question of the bridge's character.

If it were a question of money, he said, he would play one last season for nothing.

Mr. Sabatino said cuts in the Cornell marine and diabetes programs were "a question of prioritization" and no reflection on programs' quality.

Treating these creatures with chemicals is a tricky business, given the delicacy of their homes, so conservators want to know exactly what sort of interloper they are dealing with before taking action.If this were a question of a patient rather than a painting, then a specimen of urine or blood would be collected and cultured in a laboratory.

Partly it is a question of style.

"It's a question of priorities.

That is a question of leadership.

But it is a question of governance.

"It's a question of fulfilling it.