Sentence examples for great issues and from inspiring English sources

Mr Schlesinger has been in the midst of the great issues and consistently struggled for the side vindicated by history.

Tax, devolution, the economy: these are great issues, and the Tories began to score some hits on Labour with all three this week.

There were dancing sheep and talking pigs, fish that discussed great issues and an all-dog baseball team, the Canine Fliers.

Hunger is one of those great issues and, yet, it is almost universally misunderstood by the people who can actually do something about it.

Finally, the weaning is a great issue and depends on multiple criteria.

He took on a lot of great issues … and some of his work I think is a very important part of our culture today … I like what he did".

The thick black felt-tip line divagated across the pictorial space yet always arrived at precisely the right place, nailing to a fixed point one or other of life's great issues: sex and death, right or wrong.

Not being able to stay up late is a symptom of a far greater issue and at the bottom of that is not being able to choose how you live your life".

"By far, the greatest issue — and one that I think deserves the most attention in any science-based study — is habitat quantity and quality".

The Fabian International Bureau was started in 1941 to cater to the growing concern of Fabians with foreign policy and the great issues of war and peace.

To have the role of leader and to be someone who decides these great issues of democracy and government: that is a religious role.