Sentence examples for I think about the issues from inspiring English sources

"I don't get up in the morning thinking about how I'll approach this as a woman or a lesbian; I think about the issues," she said, according to an organizer of the session.

"When I think about the issues facing our nation, I think about what it means for my girls," she said, "and I think about what it means for the world we're leaving for them and for all our children".

Asked if he can see himself as prime minister he says: "That is five years down the line, but yes I could, and I think about the issues, the opportunities and the responsibilities that go with that of course".

That's also why Michelle Obama is on the campaign trail not as an Ivy League-educated lawyer and a former hospital executive but as a woman whose critical faculties are primarily bound up in protecting her kids: "When I think about the issues facing our nation, I think about what it means for my girls," she says in her stump speech.

But if people ask me the question about what I think about the issue, I'm going to say".

I honestly don't know what I think about the issue of whether scientists should be advocates.

The more I think about the issue, though, the more I see how full my mind is with doublethink, which is fitting – we Brits are wonderful at holding entirely opposing ideas in our collective consciousness and carrying on regardless.

As I listened to these students sing, I thought about the issues of economic inequality that the Occupy Wall Street protesters have moved to the center of political discourse.

In more reflective moments I thought about the issues -- the vast surveillance machine and what it means. .

The more I thought about the issue, the more I found myself siding with the ugly and the hated, those of the order Rodentia.

"I saw his testimony [replayed on CNN], and I thought about the issue of loyalty toward subordinates," Frank said.