Sentence examples for dealing with big issues from inspiring English sources

"To me, if you are dealing with big issues where there is a history of folks being divided, of real polarization, the day you pass something folks are going to start to work to unravel it".

They were dealing with bigger issues than most comedy shows do.

it's dealing with bigger issues.

He deals with big issues including values and the meaning of life".

One of the many successful aspects of the film was that it was able to use hindsight to treat historical moments with respect, and wasn't afraid to deal with big issues such as Civil Rights and war.

The plot is enigmatic and threadbare, but, says Gavras, deals with big issues that the French authorities like to ignore: "The ginger people are just a simple shortcut to a stereotype.

Despite promises that the new Council would deal with big issues, its powers have been so eroded that naming streets is one of the few areas of influence it has left.

In the Coping column ("A Bittersweet Honor for a 9/11 Victim," Feb. 2), I was puzzled by the following comment: "Despite promises that the new Council would deal with big issues, its powers have been so eroded that naming streets is one of the few areas of influence it has left".

Facebook announced in October it would require documentation from election advertisers and label their ads, but now is applying those requirements to a much wider swath of ads that deal with big issues impacted by politics.

Then, as time went on, they dealt with bigger issues.

And I know if she did admit to herself what he did, she would have to deal with bigger issues in her marriage.