Sentence examples for thought on issues from inspiring English sources

Carlisle United manager Greg Abbott told BBC Radio Cumbria: "There is a lot of things to be pleased about with the game today and there is an awful lot there that give me plenty food for thought on issues we need to work on over the next week before the Stevenage game.

Their writing reflects deep thought on issues of human importance, such that T.S Eliot wrote no more than 150 pages of poetry in his entire career and James Joyce wrote Ulysses at the rate of a hundred words a day.

We do usually act collectively, but I think on issues like this there are times when people cannot stick to a whip which is imposed".

We do usually act collectively, but I think on issues like this there are times when people cannot stick to a whip which is imposed," she told the Today programme.

"I think on issues like [gutting Dodd-Frank], yes, I think we can maintain that unity," said Rep. Peter Welch (D-Vt)., one of the chief deputy whips in Pelosi's leadership operation.

"The Climate Narrative Project is important because it impels students to find similar ways to disrupt and reframe conventional lines of thought on climate issues".

This is because professors are looking for depth of thought on some issue, rather than the "once over lightly" on everything covered.

Clegg responded by arguing that Cameron and his Labour counterpart, Ed Miliband, did not have the courage to say what they thought on the issue.

There is a wide spectrum of Catholic thought on all the issues that voters consider.

Many of you will complain about his "war blogging," his connection to Obama, and perhaps other matters, but no matter what you think on these issues it still seems to me he holds the lead.

They worked and thought together on issues of democracy, education, and ethics, and they continued a lifelong collegial relationship.