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The phrase "a larger conversation" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It typically refers to a broader discussion or discourse that the current topic or statement is part of. Example: "While the debate on gun control continues, it is important to remember that this issue is just a small part of a larger conversation about violence and safety in our society."
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There is a larger conversation that this is part of.
"It makes it part of a larger conversation".
We were having a larger conversation about his belief system and his politics.
When Khalid died, Ali wrote me today, a larger conversation ended.
That's a larger conversation about ways to do well in college that don't involve participation and don't involve reading.
Which leads us on to a larger conversation about women in pop, and a certain woman in pop in particular.
But these burning sessions have inspired a larger conversation about arts funding in Italy and elsewhere albeit one that seems akin to a hostage negotiation.
"But, you know, obviously this would be part of a larger conversation that we're having with North Korea, which starts with their obligations on the nuclear side".
It may not be a question you particularly want to be asked, but it's a larger conversation that as parents, we know we need to encourage.
But he is also starting a larger conversation, accessible to anyone, about the absurdity of the fixed image in a world of moving targets.
Because you may be making a larger conversation about marginalised communities, and their ability to tell their own stories in their own voices, all about yourself.
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