Sentence examples for Full of issues from inspiring English sources

He is posed with a camera around his neck, carrying a shopping bag full of issues of Interview magazine, the publication he helped found.

Shockingly real, full of issues that resonated with me and my peers and, most importantly, mum didn't approve, which made it all the more essential.

The film is full of issues that remain pressing: the limits of philanthropy, the patronage relationships fostered by aid, the subtle and not-so-subtle problems of colonialism.

In the summer of 1981, he was sent out with a handcart full of issues that had James Taylor on the cover.

As he heads into his final year in that chamber, his legislative agenda is full of issues that many Democrats wouldn't dare touch.

Lest anyone think Ammiano has gone soft, his legislative agenda for his final year in the Assembly is full of issues that many Democrats wouldn't dare touch, like reclassifying certain sex offenders and changing how commercial properties are taxed under Proposition 13.

The curators have worked strenuously, if invisibly, to keep at bay the full range of issues that have given the rest of the architecture world a full-on identity crisis in the last decade or so.

The next trade representative will inherit a full slate of issues.

And he placed Iran's nuclear program within "the full range of issues before us".

Mr. Netanyahu resisted that, saying the two sides must discuss the full gamut of issues rather than just borders.

Instead, the full range of issues that are significant to US-Iran relationship must be on the table.