Sentence examples for speaking to issues from inspiring English sources

Gone from most playlists are the high concept rappers in the mold of, say, Mos Def, who once had wide exposure speaking to issues of the moment.

"We can generate a tremendous army of volunteers when candidates are speaking to issues that are important to us," Mr. Stern said.

Despite his apparent disadvantage in the state, Sanders has tried to rally support among young people by speaking to issues like student loan debt and economic inequality.

"He will speak to issues most people dance around," including race, Mr. Yonkers said.

"It speaks to issues of fairness, accountability, differentiation and adaptation in the Paris agreement.

It also speaks to issues of news media bias, official history and cultural memory.

Instead, she said, it spoke "to issues of family and marriage that faced Christians".

"But because so many of the elderly vote, the candidates don't speak to issues young people care about.

Key's insight was that Alabama voters prefer political representatives who lived close by, even when the more distant figure might better speak to issues of common concern.

He's involved beyond the walls of the church and speaks to issues that impact on citizens of the state, issues of justice, issues of fairness.

At the time the work was meant to speak to issues like AIDS, homelessness, human rights, the economy and the environment.