Sentence examples for pressing subjects from inspiring English sources

We always thought each other wrong and moved on to more pressing subjects.

Senators hear frequent testimony on pressing subjects of the day, which shape the decisions we make as legislators.

The Himalayan glaciers, China's trade surplus, Olympic ice hockey: the world is full of pressing subjects that people never consult me about.

By Elif Batuman February 19 , 2010The Himalayan glaciers, China's trade surplus, Olympic ice hockey: the world is full of pressing subjects that people never consult me about.

These are not common artworld concerns, and yet to Denny, the well-informed and unblinkered examination of the technology and organisations that shape our world are self-evidently pressing subjects about which to make art.

Cambridge is known for its "dreaming spires" and has a reputation for distant academia, visions that were miles from anyone's thoughts when the Guardian, Lloyds TSB and the Institute of Directors invited the business community to talk about innovation – and any other pressing subjects.

I didn't admire the politics of Ian Gilmour, but he could write a beautiful piece of 3,000 words on a pressing subject and deliver it with modesty.

For a start, Murdoch is so busy mooning over Eve's dark bob and pink knees that he glosses the pressing subject of her mental health.

This is a pressing subject and Kureishi's authorial stance is deeply critical, while simultaneously alerting us to what has become a fact in our world of rapidly circulating images.

Now all he has to do is to fill in the details.One pressing subject on which Mr Koizumi did offer some particulars was his promise to clean up the government's awful finances.

The latter has become a pressing subject due to the increasing fire activities and fire damage in recent years, such as the Slave Lake fire in 2012 (Flat Top Complex Wildfire Review Committee 2012) and the Fort McMurray fire in 2016 (e.g., Parisien 2016).