Sentence examples for engaging issues from inspiring English sources

Educating children in the U.S. means engaging issues like poverty and homelessness, racial and ethnic transformations and entrenched, outdated ways of doing things.

The case involved so many complicated and engaging issues: issues of free speech; issues of Second Amendment interpretation; issues of entrapment arising from the indisputable fact that the Feds had supplied not only the safe house but a good deal of the matériel that made their sting successful; and issues of conspiracy that, almost by definition, were difficult to prove or disprove.

The early work engages issues of portraiture, often in multi-panel pieces that incorporate time and movement.

We know that Obama skews cerebral and that he has never liked debates as a way to engage issues.

Other works, such as Studio Study (1996) and The Body of Silence (1997), engaged issues of Cuban struggle and self-censorship.

And throughout his practice, especially prior to 1994, Nouvel has often engaged issues related to social housing and urbanism – a term he dislikes.

Richards explains, "This round [of exhibitions] use art to engage issues of police brutality, immigration, and imprisonment.

What happened is he engaged issues as a person of faith but he carefully avoided making it a political issue.

The results will determine how we engage issues from climate change to Ebola, ISIS, and an ever more unequal economy.

Those institutions that are the strongest tend to have vocal leaders who reach beyond their campuses to engage issues at the local, state and national level.

Another significant difference between candidate Sanders and candidate Obama is that the former has in fact specifically engaged issues of race on the campaign trail.