Sentence examples for issues of everything from inspiring English sources

"Issues of usage, looked at closely even for a moment," he wrote to Don DeLillo (whom he was always trying to impress) as he was working on it, "become issues of Everything — from neurology to politics to Aristotelian pisteis to Jaussian Kritik to stuff like etiquette and clothing fashions".

Now, in my graduate program in animal welfare, consideration of the ethical issues of everything we do, all of the time, is the norm!

"Shea Stadium, other than the sound issues, of everything that was ever shot in the '60s of any group, I think Shea Stadium is the highest-quality film," Ron Furmanek, who has worked on the film's restoration, told Billboard.

My mind reels with anger at her choice to make an issue of everything and anything I do that she doesn't like, rather than choosing to acknowledge all the things that are good about having me for a neighbor and/or choosing to contribute to creating a harmonious shared living environment.

I wondered what Jane, who made a moral issue out of everything, including what to have for dinner, and who had an intensely ironic sense of humor, would have thought.

With the help of the camera, we "spy" on museum curators and various officials debating the issues and logistics of everything that makes great museums run so smoothly.

If those actually making the offer are so magnanimous, it would be priggish of me to object -- even if this means accepting moral guidance from people who strew those annoying blow-in cards through every issue of, well, everything.

"The Hancock amendment didn't really affect things here as much as the property values and the issues of commerce and everything else in this area not rebounding as fast as it needed to make up for an area that also has a lot of needs," Knowles said.

But Voinnet, Baulcombe writes, also showed "hard work and [the] ability to focus on the important scientific issues to the exclusion of everything else, including the real world".

Today, the federal government has control over an extraordinarily wide range of issues, everything from health care to drug prohibition, to light bulbs and toilet flows.

"It was frustrating knowing the things I loved were simultaneously the things that were making the air dirtier and causing all sorts of issues, everything from geopolitical conflict to the smog to climate change," Scaringe says.