Sentence examples for great issues in from inspiring English sources

"She could charm everybody and relate everything to these great issues in life: love and jealousy and desire.

She began with Joseph Conrad and moved on to biology ("chloroplasts, lysosomes, mitochondria + cell division!") and "Great Issues in Western Civilization".

Hitchens says that there were three great issues in the twentieth century, and that Orwell was right on all three: imperialism, fascism, and Stalinism.

So Laura Bush attempted to paint a picture of her husband wrestling with the great issues in the dark reaches of the night.

The managerial succession at the biggest club in the country, following the most famous man in English football was, for more than 10 years, one of the great issues in the game.

"The two clubs are only separated by 14 miles, and there's a longstanding love-hate relationship because of those great issues in the past between the clubs," Davies said.

As usual, a great issue in American life has been appropriated by lawyers; as usual, it has triggered anti-government rhetoric that sounds extreme to foreign ears.

Morrissey's Autobiography was published by Penguin, under its Classics imprint – a decision with which Gill takes great issue in his review, calling it the singer's "most Pooterishly embarrassing piece of intellectual social climbing".

These protesters, several thousand of them, were not even expressing a view on the other great issue in German politics these days: the 4.7 million, or 11percentt of the workforce, unemployed and a government in prolonged semiparalysis over what to do about it.

Packaging technologies are a great issue in MEMS/NEMS fabrication.

Microstructural studies have been become great issue in materials engineering.