Sentence examples for issue to feel from inspiring English sources

We wanted the Music Issue to feel diverse in the artists, genres, and stories we featured.

And despite the bohemian lifestyle on which the pre-Raphaelites prided themselves, Rossetti seems to have been sufficiently hung up on class issues to feel unable to marry Siddal until he believed her to be on her deathbed.

And it is certainly not the responsibility of the oppressed to soothe our feelings about these issues, or to feel obligated to educate us-you gotta do the work, my friends.

As the patient comes to grip with the issue, they start to feel better because during this process, new neural connections are being made.

Of course, ideas include that it is necessary for problem definitions to resonate with the knowledge people hold about an issue, for those people to feel responsible for the issue.

These issues cause them to feel they are not in control of their lives - gaming gives them sense of power and mastery over their 'world' and environment.

You can remain civil and engage effectively about child-raising issues without having to feel that the two of you are friends still.

We do understand, and respect and believe in country ownership in every issue and want everyone to feel represented.

I think that mental health is a very, very important issue and people ought to feel ready, willing and able to seek it when they need it".

In a letter published in The Chief-Leader, which focuses on municipal labor issues, Mr. Halloran seemed to feel conflicted about all the uproar.

It is challenging sometimes when we have several issues in our life to feel we can move beyond it.