Sentence examples for issues in book from inspiring English sources

With nosediving membership of the mainstream political parties and church pews sitting empty, the British public have taken to exploring ideological and aesthetic issues in book festivals, ideas weekends and evening debates in unprecedented numbers.

One of the central issues in Book III has to do with classification.

It was issued in book form by HarperSanFrancisco in 1994.

In 1914 a group of his Chicago Poems appeared in Poetry magazine (issued in book form in 1916).

And when Xunzi explicitly takes up this issue (in Book 23), he conflates the ability to initiate a new practice (such as pottery) with the ability to master a pre-existing practice.

All the serials were quickly issued in book form, and most were reprinted for the benefit of successive generations of boys, up to the 1950s.

There's an angle dealing with, for lack of a better word, feminist issues in the book.

They explore these issues in their book, "The Spirit Level: Why Greater Equality Makes Societies Stronger".

What are the themes and issues in your book? A. Our wildlife -- it's no secret here in the suburbs -- is losing its natural environment.

The other issues in the book, which are all contributing to this mass extinction – invasive species and ocean acidification – have not been politicised.

When I get skittish about airing my psychiatric issues in a book, Dr W says: "You've been keeping your anxiety a secret for years, right?