Sentence examples for treat issues from inspiring English sources

We can't treat issues as taboo because we find them unpleasant.

The movement has splintered over disagreements over how evangelical Christians ought to treat issues like poverty and global warming.

They won't even treat it the way they treat issues around the South China Sea, where we have had a lot of tensions.

Not that his books are puritanical: whores and drunks people his work, and he was among the first to treat issues like the struggle between leftists and religious fundamentalists that divides families as well as society at large.

But the films don't treat issues, they consider characters as individuals, with their own personal loose-ended idiosyncrasies, to which the filmmakers respond as individuals, with their own authentic, spontaneous, and often impolitic knot of emotions.

A century from now, when historians look back on our civilization and wonder at the often deeply strange ways we treat issues of race and racism, no doubt Marvel Comics' Spider-Man franchise, circa 2011, will merit much attention.

"I don't pretend to be treating issues in any philosophical sense," he said.

The MoD treats issues such as this very seriously but allegations must not be taken as fact".

It predominately treats issues in African American culture, especially events in and issues concerning New York City and environs, from a black perspective.

Zadie Smith also treated issues of class and race in her novel On Beauty (2005), winner of the Orange Prize for Fiction.

As Melvyn Stokes writes in his history of the film: Although by 1915 many films had been suppressed by censorship boards, this had normally been for the ways in which they treated issues such as sexual relationships, violence and crime.