Sentence examples for issue of thought from inspiring English sources

A full response will probably take a few columns (which will run here this week and next), but for starters I'd like to address an article called "MOOC Mania" that was published in the most recent issue of Thought & Action, the Higher Education Journal published by the National Education Association NEAA).

What surprised me most when reading her piece was not that I disagreed with a whole lot (except, perhaps, her tone) but how much her complaints have become the mainstream talking points around massive online learning during the period between when she submitted the piece for publication (which I assume was many months ago) and when the Fall issue of Thought & Action was delivered to my mailbox.

Dear all, This may come as a surprise to many & has been an issue of much thought for me.

"In essence, the emperor is resigning, which I feel was an issue of personal thought," said Masayoshi Matsumoto, a 47-year-old animator.

"It's about social issues, freedom of thought and power," he said one night, sounding not unlike the messages in the music of my youth.

Depending upon one's view of the thorny issue of what thoughts and propositions are, one might make further distinctions between the representational vehicles that can be used to express a concept.

There is, for instance, a large and culturally relevant literature on the issue of suicidal thoughts and behaviours, however, there is a notable dearth of culturally relevant information on issues such as depression and deliberate self-injury.

Airlines like Emirates say they have given the issue a lot of thought — not surprising, given that its flight from Dubai to New York is 13 hours.

Typically, he has given the issue a lot of thought – and come up with some unorthodox answers, which he admits have led to some changes in the way he has worked over the past three months.

Ken obviously has given the issue a lot of thought.

To put it very simply, this is a serious issue encompassing freedom of thought, conscience and speech.