Obsessions with people's private sexual behaviour trivialise the great pressing moral issues of how we should all live well together in the here and now.
6.26pm BST 54 mins: Great pressing from Wambach robs her defender on the edge of the box, but O'Reilly rather rushes her cross into the box and the half chance goes begging.
When it came time to take action, action much greater than pressing "post" or "share," I failed.
Critics are pressing for greater press freedom and pluralism in government, charging that the exuberant team that came to power in the Rose Revolution of 2003 has become autocratic and insular.
"We're not a great pressing team," Boeheim said.
He feels a great weight pressing down on his head.
Voluntary French charity, when exercised on a great & pressing scale, is organized differently from charity in the U.S.; here it begins with the government, and at the top.
Diana Bristol, Lee's wife, was polite about it: because softneck garlic has small cloves and is mild, it's great for pressing and eating raw or sprinkling with basil on goat cheese.
In an effort to demonstrate the Emperor's role as the leader of the Christian world, John marched into the Holy Land at the head of the combined forces of the Empire and the Crusader states; yet despite his great vigour pressing the campaign, his hopes were disappointed by the treachery of his Crusader allies.
And so for those of us who have dedicated our lives to creating a more humane, livable world, the greatest, most pressing challenge of our time is not to stop climate change, or deforestation, or bio-diversity loss, or even to stop poverty, or war, or disease.
