Sentence examples for engaging with issues from inspiring English sources

It has also created a defensiveness in engaging with issues of race that owes more to angst than analysis.

In his defence, Harris has been engaging with issues on which he has a long track record.

It also emerged that using dental dams (when one can actually find them) or discussing and engaging with issues of consent was rare.

Gargan also wrote to a lawyer involved in bankruptcy proceedings against Walter to upbraid him for not engaging with issues he was raising, including "currency fraud".

The panel's report will recommend encouraging literacy and thinking about countries' histories, as well as engaging with issues such as immigration and social media.

For readers who have not yet been affected by the death of someone they know, this has to be a useful way of engaging with issues that will inevitably become relevant later in their lives.

It is easier to engage with issues that have trickled down the generations.

This has had an increasingly adverse effect on music's willingness to engage with issues.

But arguably a raucous press obliges and allows mainstream parties to engage with issues that make many voters cross, such as immigration.

I have become more interested in politics, and engaged with issues facing this country more over the past six months due to the election.

"She's very much someone who's engaged with issues such as race, gender and politics, which she invokes in a compelling way as a poet".