Sentence examples for heaviest issues from inspiring English sources

And if it pulls away from the heaviest issues – food banks, alcoholism, social-service swoops –then it's dull and sanitised, but when it sharp-focuses on harsh events, well, ta-dah, it's "poverty porn".

According to Harms who has been working as a games and comics writer since the mid '90s the team primarily wanted to tell a classic revenge story, but also felt that it was important not to retreat from the decade's heaviest issues.

Dealing with such heavy issues on a daily basis requires escape.

(I find that in my family heavy issues are sometimes handled best over the Internet).

Now Obama's big selling point is his promise to get rid of mindless partisanship on heavy issues like health care.

Heavy issues, but her touch is so skillful that she finds redeeming features in even her wickedest characters, and comedy even in violence and cruelty.

Their humour suggested that even when the solemn tomes of feminism dropped on the desk, we should address life's heavy issues with a light heart.

Taking a light approach to heavy issues and emphasizing human over sexual orientation (Sven has a fond relationship with his ex-wife and daughter), she demands subtlety from her actors even when the script does not.

"Darkness," which will be featured on the group's Merge Records release "Idle No More" (out Sept. 3), its first in six years, reflects Khan's own heavy issues.

"Well, no, because I think that all these heavy issues – equality among blacks and whites, etc – have all been done before, and if you do it now, it has to be very cleverly handled.

"Diminished Capacity" touches earnestly on heart-heavy issues of loss: loss of memory, of love and, perhaps because of the local angle, of (or rather by) the Chicago Cubs.