Sentences with phrase «lot about these issues»

I read a lot about the issue!

Cuomo said he learned a lot about the issue over the past year as Lee, a celebrity TV chef, battled breast cancer, undergoing a double mastectomy and reconstructive surgery.

As a New Yorker who works in downtown Manhattan, LeDoux has been thinking a lot about these issues since September 11, 2001.

I've thought a lot about this issue ever since I saw Lena Dunham's 2010 feature Tiny Furniture, which won top honors at South by Southwest two years ago and which has since inspired its fair share of spilled ink, especially from those firmly on the «con» side.

As a student in the Teacher Education Program, Rustin learned a lot about issues he had never been exposed to.

It's fairer and more accurate to say that «they know a lot about the issue» or that «they have a strong point of view.»

I'm not much of a fan as I've heard or read a lot about their issues (electrical, noise, reliability).

I've talked a lot about the issues facing authors on the Big 6 side of traditional publishing, from agent hunting to contracts.

Can you guess why I might not have responded, even though I might care a lot about the issue?

Kyle Albert: Yeah, very clever, and he talks a lot about these issues, and I actually used his site a lot.

Gates talked a lot about the issue throughout the Q&A session, and his hypothesis is simple: Education in the United States is broken — it has the highest higher - education dropout rate among rich countries — and MOOCs can help fix it.

We all talk a lot about issues.

I blog a lot about issues relating to divorce mediation and what couples can do to make the whole process more seamless and less stressful.

She worked extensively as a counsellor in expat communities and learned a lot about issues for expat families, on the job.

«I talked with him a lot about these issues, but he understood it from the beginning,» she said.