Sentence examples for ancient issue from inspiring English sources

An even more ancient issue is O'Neal's troubles from the line.

It helped to negate a common misperception of elginism as exclusively an "ancient issue" involving disputes over a distant past.

"I won't lie to you," she said, using language she seemed to have pilfered from an ancient issue of Photoplay.

By Alice Bolin March 25, 2013 The summers I spent at my grandmother's house were defined by reading — particularly reading, with extreme interest and feeling, the oddest and most unsuitable things I could find lying around: an ancient issue of Good Housekeeping or a collection of Dave Barry columns or the "Catechism of the Catholic Church".

Watching the movie is like finding an ancient issue of a second-tier lad mag — not even Maxim, but Loaded or Nuts — in a friend's guest bathroom.

And then, continuing to keep alive ancient issues clutters our social lives with potential causes of discord.

But while the recurrent obsession with former love affairs and setting ancient issues straight grows wearisome well before the album's close, it could have been far worse.

I spend a lot of time trawling through ancient back issues of Curtis's Botanical Magazine and scientific papers, looking for the answers to questions that I cannot answer otherwise.

As Charles Allen prepared for his valedictory lecture at the Edinburgh TV festival tonight he probably thought it would be best to focus on future challenges rather than dwell on the past glories of ITV so I doubt he bothered fishing out ancient back issues of the Radio Times, writes Chris Shaw.

These are new questions, but answering them means grappling with ancient ethical issues about responsibility.

The quandary was an acutely stressful version of the ancient mutual fund issue of turnover.