Sentence examples for a very special issue from inspiring English sources
The nation would be losing "part of the fabric of British life," he said, promising a "very special" issue for the paper's last, due this Sunday.
Adolescent population and health of adolescents is a very special issue and is focus of attention globally for various reasons.
This is a very special issue on an extremely important concept and I encourage you to take time to read the five papers that comprise this special issue of Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition.
Alhaji, who at 14 is the youngest person ever to address a Security Council meeting, has a very special and important perspective on the issue of children and armed conflict, including the enormous - and largely untapped - contribution that young people themselves can make to the problem.
"Aaron Sorkin wanted to do a very special episode which pertains to the issues we're facing," said Jeff Zucker, the president of NBC Entertainment.
Many things are or seem worse today than they've ever been, progress appears harder to achieve...as discussed throughout these remarks, we seem prone to a very special kind of regression on social issues especially....but I believe all of that can, and will be overcome in a manner that benefits more citizens, not a small select group.
When he discusses these issues he wears a very special cloak that envelopes him in a new messianic identity: the Protector of the Jews.
A very special bat indeed.
