Sentence examples for issues of the week from inspiring English sources

Peppered through the night is spirited conversation about the issues of the week, personal and political.

"What are the issues of the week and what is our message about them?

Guests are encouraged to go deep into the issues of the week, and not try to score cheap-shot points to win the debate.

Cuomo, by contrast, often begins his show with an earnest sermon on the issues of the week and then seems to lose patience as the calls accumulate.

Balding, who was highly praised for her work fronting the BBC's London 2012 Olympics coverage and Channel 4's Paralympics programming, will interview major sporting names and discuss the issues of the week.

Tara's issues of the week She's annoyed at Sookie, annoyed at Lettie Mae, annoyed at the Merlotte's customers and particularly annoyed at Sam: "Because I'm black I sound like Serena Williams?

Julianne Moore's performance in Still Alice as a woman suffering from early-onset Alzheimer's disease has enormous pathos – and moments of real agony – although the movie itself is a rather flatly conceived TV issue-of-the-week movie.

That's just the setup; the film is so far from being an issue-of-the-week movie, that, although everything that happens flows from that original injustice, it soon becomes about other, more interesting things.

Katharine Murphy and Gabrielle Chan look back at the issue of the week: 18C.

But the five-year-old letters are the campaign issue of the week.

Her situation has become the issue of the week on the presidential campaign trail, with Democrat front-runner Hillary Clinton tweeting: "Marriage equality is the law of the land.