Sentence examples for a common discussion from inspiring English sources

The boom in partisanship that began in the 1830s helped join citizens who shared little else in a common discussion about their federal political system.

Without the "consciousness that only a critical infrastructure can supply," Ozick wrote, readers and writers are doomed to talk at cross-purposes, or at random; it takes a corps of influential critics to unite individual reactions into a common discussion.

It has burned bridges with media companies in the process; especially after last January, how to reduce dependence on Facebook platforms has become a common discussion point among digital content executives.

A dialogue conference is traditionally a tool used for organisational development where there is a need for a common discussion of status, need for changes and possible solutions and strategies for further development (see Pålshaugen 1998).

In the next phase, the women from different religions were put together in a common discussion forum to challenge each other's preconceptions and come to conclusions about their common problems and sufferings due to the riots.

To reach this end, the initial meetings of the DAT involved members writing down their goals for the department and students, which were sorted into different categories that supported the DAT members to have a common discussion about their goals.

Absent from a Commons discussion about the need to educate voters to the (irrelevant?) realities of nuclear weapons were senior sailor Lord West (busy sailing around stormy Cape Horn) and General Sir Mike Jackson (busy defending his home in stormy Wiltshire from potential floods).

Furthermore, evolution was not a new idea; it had been a matter of common discussion among European biologists since the late 18th century.

We need to sit down and have a common sense discussion and move in a reasonable way.

This morning I've been reading over the confessions from past Booker judges, like a retired general avidly reading campaign diaries, and Tibor Fischer's is representative of a common strand: "Discussion is futile.

Mr Manchin, a gun owner and frequent hunter, said: "We need to sit down and have a common sense discussion and move in a reasonable way".