Sentence examples for word issues from inspiring English sources
Incidentally, whenever I see the word "issues" used as a euphemism for "problems," I know I'm adrift in the sea of the invincibly obtuse.
We have seen how the scholarly-sounding word issues has for a decade swept aside the prosaic problems and obliterated the euphemism challenges.
Schulman used the word "issues" so many times that I decided to get in touch with another kind of expert: a doctor.
Again, it's impossible to watch the campaign from this part of Ohio without thinking that the – one hates to use this word – issues couldn't possibly matter less.
Just as the "Huckleberry Finn" controversy was breaking, I faced a somewhat similar word issue in the book I'm writing.
On Tuesday, President Obama sought to have the last word, issuing waivers that would exempt sweeping categories of future prisoners from the requirement, which became law in December.
This is a word issue, to do with vocabulary, diction, mood, intent; it helps determine how much the listener trusts or relates to the singer.
Of the Zhanaozen massacre (Mr Blair carefully uses the word "issue" to describe it) he adds, "There was a very violent confrontation and people died.
Her short story The Sex Lives of African Girls was published in the F Word issue of Granta magazine and is one of their most downloaded.
Oh, and the "forum" cleverly substitutes the word "issue" when one types "scam".
