Sentence examples for spoke to issues from inspiring English sources

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

As is often the case in Israel, one citizen's open refusal to serve spoke to issues that cut deep into the complex character of a state whose identity and survival are so closely intertwined with its military.

The cuts in buildings spoke to issues of decay and civic renewal, which were at the forefront of public debate in New York, at the same time that the shapes he concocted out of his arabesque cuts conjured up three-dimensional versions of abstractions by European artists like Fontana, Boccioni or Kandinsky, whose stylish Modernism was Matta's heritage.

We elevated entertainers and athletes to the status of cultural giants, and they took that status and spoke to issues they had too little base to grasp.

"The problems are far deeper than just having people walk around [to patrol]." Ouellette spoke to issues around Child & Family Services and the lack of trust many in the indigenous community feel towards an organization that he says is systemically flawed.

It staged plays that spoke to issue-specific communities, including people with brain injuries, veterans and refugees, which in San Diego were primarily Sudanese and Somali.

"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.

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

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.