Sentence examples for takes on issues from inspiring English sources

Set in a Louisiana mansion, it takes on issues of race and history even as it functions on the thriller level.

In "The Bagwell in me" — Bagwell is her mother's maiden name — Ms. Young takes on issues of racism, slavery and the hypocrisy of Southern manners.

OKLAHOMA CITY — One of the more unlikely showdowns for the fall elections is taking shape here in this staunchly conservative state, where same-sex marriage is constitutionally banned and the Legislature frequently takes on issues like abortion.

CPAC attendees are filling out ballots that ask for their takes on issues ("Which of President Obama's and the Democrats in Congress policy initiatives do YOU fear MOST") and their preference for the 2012 race.

"He takes on issues that are thought-provoking and what he is wanting and hoping for and, yes, advocating for, is for you to become a freer thinker, to basically stand back and look at it from every perspective".

" Mr. Lake, much like Mr. Clinton, is known as a mainstream Democrat who is open to rethinking the positions he takes on issues if he feels the situation warrants it.

"He will be taking on issues, not in a partisan way.

Even prominent philosophers, who have taken on issues like love and philosophy of emotions, rarely mention emotional attachment to animals.

Meanwhile, since launching its sustainability program in 2006, it has taken on issues ranging from toxics to seafood.

I asked them each similar questions to get their take on issues all authors wrestle with.

Oregonian Amanda Allen Niday has created nine picketing princesses who take on issues like racism, sexism, and xenophobia.