Sentence examples for heady issues from inspiring English sources

We have a hard time focusing on heady issues for long stretches.

For his first full season as Center Stage artistic director, Kwame Kwei-Armah focused on works that could spark conversation about a variety of heady issues.

With video titles like, "BANKSY BLEW OUR MINDS TODAY!" and a stalwart commitment to mispronouncing Banksy's name "Bansky," TwoWayTraffic adds a layer of airy humor to the often heady issues presented in the film, and expresses geniune love for the globally ongoing game of Banksy hide-and-seek.

There is a gain here because tech issues bring a stronger connection with pressing life issues, whereas "science" can sound heady and abstract.

These may seem heady, unlikely issues to contemplate in summer days when the beaches are transformed into patchworks of parasols and distinctive wickerwork shelters against the sun and, more usually, the wind; when the narrow lanes between the wheatfields and broader highways clog with cars (virtually all with German license plates) bearing vacationers to fully-booked hotels.

You may know TED, not as the guy from marketing, but as the nonprofit organization devoted to "Ideas Worth Spreading" — or as the set of global conferences, Talks, and videos that touch on the many heady, relevant issues surrounding Technology, Entertainment, and Design.

Even traditional, "low" horror fare is standing out in the mainstream for tackling heady social issues now.

Like Aspen, Triple Canopy deals with heady cultural concepts (Issue 1: "The medium was tedium").

On top of that, Sony said that this year's profits are likely to slide to ¥110 billion as sales of its games console, PlayStation, begin to sag after four years of heady growth.Disney issued a profits warning for the full year after reporting that net profits had fallen by 41% in the second quarter to $226m; revenues rose by 5% to $5.51 billion.

The television play is heady, emotional stuff tackling issues of race as well as sexuality and that it was broadcast by ITV on a winter's night 54 years ago is nothing short of remarkable.

It's a heady mix of women's issues, women's nightmares and all manner of "female trouble".