a matter of

What a man really has, is what is in him. What is outside of him should be a matter of no importance.

"It's just a matter of getting used to the warm, " he said.

It seems obvious that this bug had been lingering for a while, and that it was just a matter of time before someone caught it.

In any case, it seems just a matter of time that this ancient and unusual matriarchy will be changing to a more typical patriarchal system.

If it's just a matter of standing in light and being there for others, fine, i'm with you, i can do that.

Just a matter of aiming a bit lower- even if the tanks were behind sand berms the shots were hitting home.

So if the British wanted a regime change in say Iran it was a matter of a few gun boats and a couple of battalions of troops.

The debate over Mr. Hurd's actions is not just a matter of setting the record straight. It could affect his prospects for future employment.

as a matter of fact, the field operation of gravitational methods is similar to that of magnetic method.

The distinguishing characters seem to be only a matter of degree, and the variation pattern should be studied in the field.

Defining a map function is thus really just a matter of determining what you want to grab from an incoming line of text.

It is not so much a matter of wanting to escape one's suffering, though it may seem to be so.

By now you know that getting your money's worth is not just a matter of luck. It is more often the result of buying skill.

"The conversation is happening, " she continues, "it's just a matter of how much a company chooses to participate. "

It's a matter of learning how to "filter" to see which shots you think would be best taken by you.

This annual day should be a reminder to all that we have an impact on world weather, and that global warming is a matter of life and death.

What seemed like a promising career for this up-and-rising Republican ended in just a matter of hours.

As a matter of fact, it is not as easy as you thought to seek a suitable person to be in this position.

BBC correspondent said it could be only a matter of time before Ireland asked to be bailed out by the European Union, as Greece was in May.

It should also be noted that the earthquake disaster relief is not just a matter of the Government.

The heart of the matter is a matter of the heart.

As a matter of fact, during those days to call somebody poor was an insult.

I agree with you that many laws are unjust, but if you make every law a matter of conscience you will end up in jail.

Unfortunately, I say. As a matter of fact, I'm rather glad of it when I think back on it. Because the very next day things began to happen.

You are wrong Wei Gong, life is not a matter of the heart, but a matter of the power. I am so tired of this palace life.

Personality of a man of high character, a fundamental issue what makes a man, is now a matter of nearly no significance.

As a matter of fact, I referred to your research findings in my couple of papers during my graduate studies.

It is all over in a matter of a few seconds.

I knew it was just a matter of time before he would appear and commence marking and scratching his back.

This was a matter of being in the right place at the right time for an unforgettable shot of a completely unique event.

Sometimes it was just a matter of integrating new databases, such as adding a phone number and address lookup and a business directory.

During a dressage lesson, my beloved horse tripped, fell down, panicked, jumped up and launched me into a wall all in a matter of seconds.

Once you've done it, you know what's possible and then it's just a matter of doing it again.

After this technique had been invented, it was only a matter of time before weapons designers adapted it for the detection of submarines.

When a good striker shows signs of unease at his present club, it is only a matter of time before the press link him with Chelsea.

As a matter of fact, the central banks with specific regulatory functions were created in the middle of 19th century. OK, we call it a day.

remy: i've always believed with hard work and a little bit of luck, it's only a matter of time before i'm discovered!

Mr. Obama said the statistics were further proof that his multi-billion-dollar stimulus package needed to be passed as a matter of urgency.

But exactly when these movements took place, and how big they were, had been a matter of debate.

Instead the body said conditions for free and fair elections did not exist and that it was a matter of deep regret they had been held.

I knew it was just a matter of time before Milosevic was history, too.

Now a new industry standard promises to be able to identify pirated material with phenomenal accuracy in a matter of seconds.

In a matter of weeks it grew so large and distinct within me that strangers asked if I was carrying twins.

Attachment to soft water, no matter that she did not visit, you watch a matter of fact never changed.

As a matter of experience, he thought the interviewer was satisfied with him.

It has grown in strength in a matter of just a few years, and acts through powerful beacons of Light at the nodal points.

As a matter of fact, everyone should take a deep consideration whether you could accept him or her whatever in his body or his soul?

From the time of Shang Yang onward, Ch'in's steadily growing power made it only a matter of time before it would triumph over its rivals.

It's rather disarming to hear a talented young woman talk about her reproductive ability in such a matter-of-fact manner.

Gerald was silent for a minute, then he said, "As a matter of fact, I think we shall to abroad. "

You can fly across the ocean in a matter of hours and be home the next day if you need to be.

McCain reversed his comments within a matter of hours and said he thought the economy was in a crisis.

All this, of course, are my father's masterpiece, and I, just a matter of fresh fragrant, commenting, dance wind month claiming poet.

But much more likely that would have been a matter of a few hours.

Lu Qing read my eye, I see no objection to it: a matter of fact, we began.

The best way to help is often simply a matter of opening doors and offering guidance.

Choosing which diagram to use is often a matter of convenience and personal preference.

As a matter of fact, during this second month she had been buying for herself as recklessly as she dared, regardless of the consequences.

I realized that who I was, what I cared about, was no longer just a matter of intellect or obligation, no longer a construct of words.

Youth is not a time of life, it is a state of mind, it is not a matter of rosy cheeks.

Finally, it's just a matter of adding the new main title, an empty row for spacing, and a row with the column titles, as Listing 13 shows.

You may not feel confident in using it in the moment, but that's just a matter of practice.

Certainly, nuclear power and weapons, if it comes to that, would be a matter of national pride.

It's just a matter of how, how much, where, from whom, how often.

However, it's not just a matter of plugging an old PC into a network connection and starting it up.

"No, as a matter of fact I don't, " replied the professor with an air of sarcasm in his voice.

As a matter of course Ayrton shared the common lot in every respect, and there was no longer any talk of his going to live at the corral.

Then along came Google and knocked it out of the search engine game in a matter of about 12 months or less.

So armed with a list of user name's and a dictionary, an automatic program may find the correct password in a matter of minutes.

Was "empire" itself a matter of land and settlement or, as he thought, of ports and islands and trading opportunities?

"None of the taxes have passed yet, but it is just a matter of time, " he says.

For some, it was a matter of geography---not just which tower they worked in or on which floor, but in which corner of the building.

Sometimes it doesn't work out as well as you'd like but I know for a fact it's only a matter of time before I start scoring a lot of goals.

As a matter of fact, he was the only one who could climb up to the top of the mountain.

moreover, so insistent was the spur within me that to stop my poetic adventure was a matter of sheer impossibility.

That's what the weary man planned to do, but decided to make it a matter of prayer and to take his troubled thoughts to the Lord.

It is a matter of principle with her to answer her children's questions honestly.

They both have good track records of being able to score, it's going to be a matter of how well they fit with TMac and Yao.

Ensuring honourable behaviour at important institutions is not just a matter of accountability and good governance.

It is now impossible to tell an espresso19-sipping artist from a cappuccino20-gulping banker, but it isn't just a matter of style.

It is not easy to be intimidating , and for commerce it's strictly a matter of attitude rather than physical presence.

A few years ago they were given permanent residency, and full citizenship is now probably only a matter of time.

but becoming a good actor is often a matter of personal development.

Globalization is not just a matter of translating an English version of a product.

A GM spokesman said the automaker does not comment on board meetings as a matter of policy.

If it was only a matter of grey hair and wrinkles, Brown would not fret too badly.

Well, as I said at the beginning, it really does come down to a matter of preference.

Even if refinancing were available for endangered firms, it would be prohibitively dear. It is only a matter of time before some go under.

We were able to register, boot up the editor, and begin coding within a matter of seconds.

How much they have borrowed is a matter of fierce debate.

Ensuring honourable behaviour at important institutions is not just a matter of accountability and good governance.

It is now impossible to tell an espresso19-sipping artist from a cappuccino20-gulping banker, but it isn't just a matter of style.

It is not easy to be intimidating , and for commerce it's strictly a matter of attitude rather than physical presence.

A few years ago they were given permanent residency, and full citizenship is now probably only a matter of time.

but becoming a good actor is often a matter of personal development.

Globalization is not just a matter of translating an English version of a product.

A GM spokesman said the automaker does not comment on board meetings as a matter of policy.

If it was only a matter of grey hair and wrinkles, Brown would not fret too badly.

Well, as I said at the beginning, it really does come down to a matter of preference.

Even if refinancing were available for endangered firms, it would be prohibitively dear. It is only a matter of time before some go under.

A GM spokesman said the automaker does not comment on board meetings as a matter of policy.

If it was only a matter of grey hair and wrinkles, Brown would not fret too badly.

Well, as I said at the beginning, it really does come down to a matter of preference.

Even if refinancing were available for endangered firms, it would be prohibitively dear. It is only a matter of time before some go under.

Sometimes it's just a matter of the confusion that accompanies Mercury's retrograde cycle, which continues until next Sunday.

It has al-ways been a matter of great pride for a football team to succeed inserting West Point.

She says with millions of American youngsters already playing, it is only a matter of time before soccer is just as popular in this country.

We were able to register, boot up the editor, and begin coding within a matter of seconds.

How much they have borrowed is a matter of fierce debate.

There is no way or need to turn this feature off, but novice Perl programmers can create new exciting bugs with it in a matter of hours.

How much oil is already sullying the gulf, and thus how far the disaster's effects may yet spread, is a matter of dispute.

We were able to register, boot up the editor, and begin coding within a matter of seconds.

How much they have borrowed is a matter of fierce debate.

There is no way or need to turn this feature off, but novice Perl programmers can create new exciting bugs with it in a matter of hours.

If it is a matter of right answer, as it may be in mathematics or science, give him the answer book. Let him correct his own papers.

He could feel the heat radiating from the floor and door, and figured the fire would burn its way through the cab in a matter of minutes.

Now, I'm going to abstract from risk. Let's assume that we know that this thing is going to be paid, so it's a matter of simple time.

Free to pursue liberty as a matter of pure principle, Nozick let nothing stand in his way.

I've long heard of you and, as a matter of fact, I referred to your research findings in a couple of my papers during my graduate studies.

As a matter of fact, he did not care to talk about this business at all.

Now, I'm going to abstract from risk. Let's assume that we know that this thing is going to be paid, so it's a matter of simple time.

Free to pursue liberty as a matter of pure principle, Nozick let nothing stand in his way.

I've long heard of you and, as a matter of fact, I referred to your research findings in a couple of my papers during my graduate studies.

As a matter of fact, he did not care to talk about this business at all.

It's not just a matter of taking bluefin tuna and other valuable species out of the oceans through industrial fishing.

You know, as a matter of fact, I'm the one who did the breaking up. She just wasn't the right girl for me.

It's not going to be so much a matter of bombs and missiles as deniable cyberwarfare, corporate espionage, economic struggles.

It was not a matter of belief or disbelief, but of hard evidence, even if it had a shimmery and ectoplasmic look.

Just make a stable product quality, the amount of credit to be great and a matter of time, for which he was sure of that.

They're probably not trying to hide the download from you; it's just a matter of knowing where to look.

It's not going to be so much a matter of bombs and missiles as deniable cyberwarfare, corporate espionage, economic struggles.

It was not a matter of belief or disbelief, but of hard evidence, even if it had a shimmery and ectoplasmic look.

Just make a stable product quality, the amount of credit to be great and a matter of time, for which he was sure of that.

They're probably not trying to hide the download from you; it's just a matter of knowing where to look.

Use a simple technique that will cause her to be strongly attracted to you within just a matter of minutes!

It's just a matter of schedule, that it, if it is convenient for you right now.

We will only reach out to parents to obtain what they want, something for nothing seems to have become a matter of course.

He said of Jena that it was "not a matter of black and white" , but of "right and wrong" .

We expect applicants to be able to solve routine problems as a matter of course. After all, that's what most education is concerned with.

Whether a shift to a more Republican frame of mind is a shift to moderation or not is, of course, a matter of opinion.

We expect applicants to be able to solve routine problems as a matter of course. After all, that's what most education is concerned with.

Whether a shift to a more Republican frame of mind is a shift to moderation or not is, of course, a matter of opinion.

All of these observations once more illustrate that intersexuality is indeed a matter of degree with a great variety of causes.

I awoke to a green so startling as to be almost electric, as if spring were simply a matter of flipping a switch.

As a matter of fact the holiest of men have been some of the shrewdest, for their friends at least, if not for themselves.

It is ready to use Context3 to deploy the N-tier clustered application and my floating remote office infrastructure in a matter of minutes.

Who knows, but it's only a matter of time before Barkley has something else critical to say about James and the Heat, bank on it.

Give him what he ask for, it just a matter of a few dollors!

It was just a matter of my picking out which old message I was going to use on her so that she would know what a bad girl she had been.

He said we were going to fly underneath the Golden Gate Bridge. I said as a matter of principle, I try not to fly with traders at the wheel.

Everyone has to comply with the Data Protection Act, but apart from that it is often a matter of guidelines rather than law.

It was, as a matter of fact, a paradise for the foreign adventurers and a sanctuary for warlords, bandits, hooligans and local despots.

I don't think it is realistic to turn to him for help. As a matter of fact, he himself is in need of help.

He looked uncomfortable, as if he didn't like the name Lillian. "As a matter of fact, I have a niece named Lila but we all call her Lily. "

It was just a matter of time before someone built a more effective scaffolding system.

In her love for each and every soul, she would like all to accompany her, but this is a matter of every person's free will choice.

To say that everything is in some respect mental it's not just a matter of craft.

Within a matter of centuries, human intelligence will have re-engineered and saturated all the matter in the universe.

e. g. For me, it was just a matter of money.

As is always the case with bubbles, it is just a matter of time before they burst.

There is no doubt that the increase in protectionism is a matter of concern for the EU countries.

As a matter of fact, there was nothing special about the tree. It was just like any other tree.

I'm surfing the net, hope to see what I'm getting, it's only a matter of time.

How much official Chinese money has found its way into peripheral euro-zone countries is a matter of guesswork.

He didn't get aggressive, just very weak, and I knew it was just a matter of time. I felt helpless.

It's nice of you to say so. But as a matter of fact, our success today owes a lot to the teamwork in our company.

To the best of my recollection, I never treated 'the transformation problem primarily as a matter of determining prices from values.

I knew that it was only a matter of time before I was called to account for what I had been teaching my students.

How much oil might actually lie in Cuba's sector of the Gulf of Mexico is a matter of dispute.

It seems as if he didn't care about your praise, but as a matter of fact, he thinks highly of it.

As a matter of fact it's not easy to follow a car, whatever the situation of the front wing.

If you've never been on a cruise, it is only a matter of taking your first one and you'll be hooked for life.

One was that Christianity was basically a matter of the heart.

I did tell her that when Thatcher was elected it was only a matter of time before we began to see profound change.

Knowing what is the right move to make is often just a matter of gut instinct.

just as a matter of interest , how much did you pay for it?

When someone tells you: "No money, but a matter of principle" , the likelihood is a question of money.

"The technology is there, " he said. "It seems like it's just a matter of time. "

It's not a matter of if it will affect you and your company, only a matter of when and how much.

As for his signature style of wearing a suit with sneakers, Timberlake said it was more a matter of practicality than design.

As a matter of fact, you'll find at least one Action appliance in one out of three households in Taipei alone.

Following the heart attack, I kept thinking it was only a matter of time before doctors told me I'd never be able to have children.

The window is able to switch from 100% opaque to almost completely clear in a matter of seconds, said the authors.

I will not conceal my sentiments, that to be named in Parliament as a subject of inquiry is to me a matter of great concern.

No, thank goodness. It seems to be just right. As a matter of fact you reminded me just in time.

But this time the meeting between the current president and the president-elect was arranged in a matter of days.

Having a good memory is often just a matter of practicing memory wellness.

How you organize the files of your project is often a matter of religion.

As a matter of course DNA tests would be carried out on his remains this next week, the police said.

Mr Obama needs to embrace centrism as a matter of conviction rather than flirting with it as an instrument of political expediency.

Is that the sort of view in your team ? that you have the fastest car and it is just a matter of putting it all together on Sunday?

Give him what he asks for. It's just a matter of a few dollars.

As a matter of fact, Naivete has accomplished the wildest dream of every curio dealer since he met Kylin.

Did he surprise you at all in the first set, or was it just a matter of getting used to him?

Destiny is no matter of chance. It is a matter of choice. It is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved.

Zoellick said the food situation is not only a matter of short-term need, but one that could also affect future generations.

As a matter of fact, he was allowing himself to drift into a physical state in which even a slight malady might prove dangerous.

To him, the presence or absence of his wife's sister was a matter of indifference.

It was just a matter of adapting to a new environment.

Don't you think it a matter of course to respect our elders?

Kingmakers do not take kindly to becoming mere courtiers, so insurrection is only a matter of time.

To me, it was just a matter of being candid with the resident natives.

How much the yuan is undervalued is a matter of speculation and debate.

The rouble area did not long outlive the Soviet Union; the monetary union of the Czech Republic and Slovakia lasted only a matter of weeks.

It remains a matter of ineluctable fact that the introduction of the iPhone just over a year ago changed the smartphone market for ever.

In most cases it is not a problem as additional capacity is usually installed as a matter of course.

As far as the world went, he believed in the conventions. He took it as a matter of course.

Doomsayers warn that it is only a matter of time before excess capacity leads to a wave of bankruptcies and sour loans.

Look on the positive side: it's just a matter of removing the Cabal's power structure and restoring human life to its full potential.

It was always goona be just a matter of time with her.

Also, she said the vegetables are much fresher going from the ground to the table at Earthrise Farm in a matter of hours.

In virtue of the law of duality, the powerful infusion of Light creates a powerful reaction from the Dark. This is just a matter of logic.

The story tells of a time prevalent with war, where it's a matter of to kill or to be killed on battlefields for soldiers.

As a matter of fact, I'd have to say that China is a very good place to find these things, from what I've discovered in my travels.

Once you've created space in your life for the things you love, it's just a matter of finding the right balance between them.

After that, it was just a matter of pushing the car to build a gap big enough for the first pit stop.

If it's just a matter of version numbers, you can use the Nightly Tester Tools to override this and run the extension anyway.

How much of this is because of human action is still a matter of conjecture, but it is widely accepted to be significant.

There is nothing more difficult for a matter-of-fact-engineer like me than to write a letter that will tell how much you mean to me.

Mother: As a matter of fact, this has happened before. It's becoming sort of a McCallister family travel tradition.

It appeared to be only a matter of time before they were caught.

Participation is often just a matter of formality or an "add-on" procedure.

"I can't let you do that, " she says, envisioning, no doubt, the chaos that would descend in a matter of days.

"When it comes to energy security, our policy is not directed against any single country. It's just a matter of being cautious, " he said.

It's just a matter of time before investors realize that stocks are not worth prices in the top of the range.

It's not just a matter of looking frightfully regal on a horse, the monarch has to be able to master the radio microphone.

The surprise was that succession plans were not immediately triggered. A board meeting was said to be a matter of days away, not hours.

This was not just a matter of terminology but a distinction of great importance.

I am now angry with him, but I will eventually forgive him. It's just a matter of time.

A point to which I shall return. History is not just a matter of dates.

"Nobody should have any doubt: whether you vote for us or not, all of your lifestyles and beliefs are a matter of honour for us, " he said.

We were winning - the bombs had been disarmed, the mad scientist captured, and it was just a matter of cleaning up and going home.

As a matter of fact, as long as you can deal with this emergency well, your leader will not mind accepting your own method.

It is not only a matter of how much is protected, of course, but also of how quickly and easily the savers would get it back.

As a matter of fact, our life is all nothing to do with his.

Since this is a matter of principle, I cannot forgive him, but I cannot persuade myself to coax her, it's not encourage him in his evil?

We're not talking about a crisis that will unfold over a year or two; this thing could come apart in a matter of days.

As a matter of fact, the word "exam-orientation" is just a neutral expression which is not necessarily negative or positive.

Between diapers, feedings , bottles, and clothes they seem to grow out of in a matter of days, it seems like an endless financial output.

Mr. Jobs was the far shrewder businessman, even if he never talked about wealth as a matter of personal interest.

Your baby is ready to meet you--- it's just a matter of time.

You might have thought resisting that piece of chocolate cake or extra biscuit was simply a matter of exerting a little will power.

UK officials said a decision on the size of the British contribution had not yet been made but would be finalised "in a matter of weeks" .

If such a dilemma developed it would be very difficult to resolve---and it would be a matter of life of death to the patients involved.

"It is just a matter of decision-making, and there is no real change to content, " he said.

As a matter of fact, Mother does not ask me to thank her in words, but does expect me to be hasty and fit for study.

It was just a matter of time before I wrote this book.

It is a matter of pride for me to recommend a candidate as promising as her to your program.

My first sight of him was a matter of long before.

As a matter of fact, real astrology has always been used by powerful people.