Sentence examples for sweep issues from inspiring English sources

He told The Independent: "The Oxford Union can no longer sweep issues of privilege and exclusivity under the rug.

The best are genuine, expose their own weaknesses, deal with controversy directly, and do not sweep issues under the rug so they become larger problems," wrote Wyse.

Rabbi Schachter said he thought both administrators and students now were less likely to sweep such issues aside: "The students are different students now; they would open their mouths.

"I received numerous complaints that this event is not a further attempt to get at the facts but rather a desire to sweep these issues under the rug," said Mr. Weldon, an advocate for parents with autistic children.

Mr Balls - who has accused the chancellor of trying to avoid answering questions on the HSBC tax row - said Mr Osborne could no longer "sweep these issues under the carpet".

She also advises for people to not sweep relationship issues under the rug and hope things will go away on their own.

So when it comes to dealing with financial problems, many of us try to sweep our issues with money under the rug.

Instead, we have the mentality that men should simultaneously shut their mouth and sweep their issues under the carpet to preserve the image of being 100% in control of their shit, 100% of the time.

On Monday, within a span of eight hours, his meetings covered a sweep of issues that have dominated public attention, including a crisis involving a student records system and labor negotiations with the teachers union, which has talked of a possible strike.

For example, a younger daughter may develop negative feelings about herself if she wants to be more like her adolescent sister - developing breasts, perhaps going out with boys, going to more adult parties, etc. Don't sweep serious issues under the carpet by making light of the situation.

"The Vatican is simply trying to sweep this issue under the carpet, but it won't solve the problem".