Sentence examples for Sustained discussions from inspiring English sources

Xenophon's only sustained discussions of epistêmê and technê are in two of his Socratic works, Memorabilia and Oeconomicus.

One of the most sustained discussions of this general theme is in The Natural History of Religion, where Hume compares the effects of polytheism and theism on their believers (Sects. IX-XIV).

In the passages from the Apology, Laws, and Meno, his minor comments about inspiration (as opposed to sustained discussions of it), Plato seems to be going out of his way to affirm 1) that inspiration is really divine in origin, and 2) that this divine action that gives rise to poetry guarantees value in the result.

Rather than mounting a sustained discussion of Jews and slavery, Rosen plays out his argument piecemeal, at times leaving the reader with contradictory notions.

Aviv mentions many of the most pertinent issues in the faculty's struggle against Sexton's vision, but she misses an opportunity for sustained discussion of them.

After 15 years of activism, the JNNURM finally provided a background for sustained discussion on the problem of slums and informal housing in the city.

That will require a commitment to sustained discussion of the many issues dividing them — and an agreement to keep talking even in difficult times.

And alliance leaders have yet to have a serious and sustained discussion on how they would jointly address such major challenges as nonproliferation, energy security or a rising China.

The reason for this was not to think about the issues behind a veil of ignorance, but rather to avoid the typical problem in such discussions of spending too little time in sustained discussion, reflection, and judgment.

That is why the party leader needs to lead a sustained discussion, not just inside but outside the party, about why support for Labour fell by a third from 13.5 million in 1997 to 8.5 million in 2010, and what can be done about it.

Although there is some new detail and more sustained discussion in this book than in "At Dawn We Slept," the conclusions drawn by Prange and Donald Goldstein and Katherine V. Dillon Prangee's associates, who completed both books after his death) remain essentially the same as those of the earlier work.