Sentence examples for engaging with the problems from inspiring English sources

It relieves us of the responsibility of seriously engaging with the problems of our society.

Mr. Warren, for a religious leader, is rather progressive when it comes to acknowledging the existence of and engaging with the problems of poverty and AIDS.

One cannot reduce the number of children living on the streets without also engaging with the problems at home or in school that could explain their situation.

Contain fear by engaging with the problem first-hand.

So we must expect a White House less engaged with the problems of Northern Ireland.

Far from being "out of time", all three Gilead novels engage with the problems that shape contemporary American experience.

So what I want to do is train an army of leaders to engage with the problems of the world, who will believe the possibilities are limitless, that there's nothing they can't do.

Anger's book demonstrates that much current thought on interpretation has its antecedents in the Victorians, who were already deeply engaged with the problems of interpretation that concern literary theorists today.

Yet there's realism in such stories too: La Belle et la Bête begins with a very worldly debt; while these films play out in fairylands, they emotionally engage with the problems of this world: the ache of childlessness, of abandonment, of our need to love.

"This report hopefully will help the government engage with the problems that would arise.

This comes out most clearly when al-Kindi uses Greek ideas to engage with the problems of his time, especially in the arena of theology.