Sentence examples for a wider conversation from inspiring English sources

Some candidates will reinforce Rome's siege mentality against secular values; others will institute a wider conversation.

Ashley said he viewed the stakes as part of a "wider conversation" with those companies.

"This summer is about engaging with consumers and getting a wider conversation going," says Campbell.

Fingers crossed: I'd be interested in having a wider conversation about it.

The verdict has yet to open a wider conversation: the most disturbing reaches of a global industry of pornographic violence.

Often what is oppressing trans people fits into a wider conversation about vulnerable people in our society more generally.

This destabilization should rekindle a wide conversation about fundamental choices made in designing our legal system.

This milestone has stirred a wide conversation about his effectiveness as a justice following another about his ethics.

The popularity of "Ugly Betty," which made its debut in 2006, has spawned a wide conversation about whether the show portends a greater tolerance in society for the unattractive.

"To hear them in Hawthorne's voice opens up the possibility for a much wider conversation about issues that are central to people's lives today".

But life after mental illness is a neglected part of the wider conversation we're having on mental health.