Sentence examples for a real forum from inspiring English sources

But it was pretty democratic, a real forum and without any hierarchy.

But they long ago ceased to be a real forum for debate (except perhaps the LibDems).

It would also have been helpful to have a real forum for caregivers to voice their concerns during WHCOA.

Without a real forum it is likely that most teens will move forward and forget about this idea.

Audiences at the National still tend to be middle-aged and middle-class: this would be theatre as a real political forum.

The project could become something Washington has never had: a real democratic forum for the debate of cultural issues as varied as, say, Hollywood morals and the impact of fundamentalism on the arts.

Vowing that they would not fail to "claim" a writer of his stature again, and finding no real forum for writers of color in Cambridge, they eventually decided, along with Lowe, to transform the living room of a Victorian house they were sharing into a reading space.

Many Saudi thinkers believe that the real problem is that there is no real forum to discuss all these issues.

Here's what the data looked like for one much-discussed broadcast, the finale of AMC's "Breaking Bad:" But if SecondSync's report shows that Facebook has a stronger claim to being a real-time forum for TV chatter than was previously thought, it also indirectly underscores just how strong Twitter's advantage is.

Built upon individual polling modules called buzzbites™, BuzzDash provides a real-time forum where people can solicit, measure and share opinions on nearly any issue.

These conferences have gained importance as real forums for deciding on national and international policy regarding such global issues as the environment, human rights and economic development.