Sentence examples for sense the issue from inspiring English sources

But there is now a sense the issue cannot be ignored any more.

"But in a sense the issue is now out there in front of Aboriginal people and the community.

Yet, in a sense, the issue is not whether to accept some erosion of privacy, so governments may protect their people better from evil-doers.

In a sense, the issue goes beyond foreign policy, which has not been a top priority for voters this year, polls show.

In a sense, the issue was not so much Syria itself as a competition between ideology and practicality — and between the drive to go to war in Iraq and the need to fight terrorism — which has created a deep rift in the Bush Administration.

In a sense, the issue should be clearer and simpler for the United States and its allies since the Iranian leadership's nuclear dreams and its threats of nuclear annihilation are now irretrievably linked to the immorality of its voting scandal and its crackdown on a moment of democratic progress.

"In that sense the issues are different than an assault-with-a-weapon case that happens on the street".

His new book, You Get Me?, examines issues of masculinity and isolation within that community, and in a broader sense the issues of male redundancy in the working classes, and the psychological damage of sweeping media generalisations.

Hussain's new book, You Get Me?, examines issues of masculinity and isolation within that community, and in a broader sense the issues of male redundancy in the working classes, and the psychological damage of sweeping media generalisations.

And Jagger sensed the issue, in a surprisingly proleptic, wistfully tinged reflection: "When we do do something different, it's not as different as I think.

What makes the current controversy so dispiriting is the sense that the issue should have been settled by now.