Sentence examples for these great issues from inspiring English sources

Where is the UK's voice on these great issues?

Looking back, and waving Frazier off, these great issues are less visible.

On these great issues of political power, Denning was a realist in his stewardship of the law.

"She could charm everybody and relate everything to these great issues in life: love and jealousy and desire.

The Express takes the same line, as does the Telegraph, where Peter Oborne calls this "a catalyst and a deadly error" while praising Stop the War for showing "far more mature judgment on these great issues of war and peace than Downing Street, the White House or the CIA".

And he called on the two countries "to address these clearly, directly with each other, honestly, and to find the common denominators where we can build high ground to move forward to help resolve these great issues of our time".

Developing the ways and means to equitably and sustainably feed the world's population is along with climate change and the rise of religious fanaticism my guess is that these are the great issues the 21st century will be remembered for".

But on the great issues he was right, and brave.

Tax, devolution, the economy: these are great issues, and the Tories began to score some hits on Labour with all three this week.

In an apparent reference to his likely future, he said: "When you are making decisions as chancellor, you've just got to say 'no', but I think when you are talking about these other great issues of the time, one of the things I've realised... is that you cannot solve these problems without engaging and involving and having onside the people of the country.

It is the great issue of our century".