Sentence examples for issues that engaged from inspiring English sources

Among the other issues that engaged Carneades' attention were Stoic and Epicurean views about determinism, fate, and freedom (much of the evidence is in Cicero's De Fato); Stoic belief in divination (see Cicero, De divinatione 2); and Stoic theology (see Cicero, De natura deorum 3).

The scientific issues that engage people most are the truly fundamental ones: is the universe infinite?

And you will find a touchstone for philosophical issues that engage architects even more fully today than they did in Mies's lifetime.

I want our children to discuss and debate and deliberate the issues that engage us as people.

In interviews with commission staff members, Mr. Rumsfeld "did not recall any particular counterterrorism issue that engaged his attention before 9/11," the report said.

The issue that engaged him the most before his 1986 ouster -- the chaotic state of public transportation -- still motivates him today, but the approach this time is different.

President Ronald Reagan, who tussled with Margaret Thatcher over them as he rarely did on any other issue that engaged the two leaders, described them once as "that little ice-cold bunch of land down there".

Elena would, however, happily vote on an issue that engaged her, such as a referendum on nuclear power.

Rising obesity in Europe - and the cost of that to health services - has made clear labelling an issue that engages many voters.

Far from the spotlight, on issues that have engaged him -- matters as complex and diverse as normalization of relations with Vietnam, overfishing the oceans and the fight against global AIDS -- they describe a tenacious and creative forger of bipartisan consensus.

"This consultation highlighted the true breadth of human rights issues that are engaged by the development, deployment, application and regulation of new technologies in numerous aspects of our lives.