Sentence examples for Lively discourse from inspiring English sources

It's a sharp, lively discourse, and audience members searching for engaging debate will be pleased.

Some people might relish a lively discourse on creationism and heart disease: surely that, too, is God's handiwork, or does he just get credit for the design successes?

Shown are three versions, in red, green and blue, of two people in lively discourse, their features and bodies wittily observed.

– should have plenty of juice in it, because Fatal Attraction is already surrounded by a lively discourse about how the plot could have developed differently.

This afternoon at 3, "Hablando del Punto Cubano" ("Talking About Punto Cubano," 1972) features Octavio Cortazar bringing together musicians and ethnomusicologists for a lively discourse on music from the countryside.

It is a piece that could seem entirely cerebral in other hands, but the Met players shaped Mr. Kirchner's lines with such warmth and flexibility as to give the impression of a lively discourse.

We review how Indian classical dance aligns with the oldest of performance texts, and with lively discourses (rasa as a performance aesthetic, Orientalism, nationalism, global recirculations) through the ages, not only in India but also in Europe, Britain and America.

And not only do men come to look at the feet, they engage in lively discourses reminiscent of Plato's Symposium.

And there has been some lively discussion of how the discourses of Balkanism have been employed in the Western gaze over this troubled region.

Contemporary art in all fields should be a lively, continuing discourse between creators and audiences.

Together with Californian journals, such as "Arts & Architecture," the schools fostered a lively intellectual discourse on design.