Sentence examples for at first discussions from inspiring English sources

At first, discussions of the visual arts were generally written by learned amateurs, often priests or architects, or by wide-eyed foreigners.

Tense at first, discussions yielded an unexpected consensus statement: The group would rise above politics and eliminate malaria.

At first, discussions were made about what song the group would release as their second single, originally it was going to be "Love Thing", but in the end they decided to change it for "Say You'll Be There".

At the first discussion, on Oct. 18, Prof. Ralph Stein leaned into the podium and said that the Constitution would not provide a security blanket to terrorists.

Moira K. Lyons, the House speaker, said that at first the discussion seemed like a fractious United Nations debate.

At first, the discussion in Great Britain centred on the feasibility of public works programs as a means of putting men to work; there was a growing belief that these programs might also be a good means of raising the general level of economic activity through their effect on purchasing power.

At one point during that first discussion, Mr. Kent said, he made clear to the Germans across the table how difficult, how emotional, the process was for him.

It was a delight, for instance, to read at one sitting from the first discussion of Hutton's work (1785) through the contributions of Cuvier, Paley, Lamarck, and Humboldt to the early works of Lyell (1829 ff).

At the time of our first discussion, DNA computing looked much different; the only implemented approach had been human-experimentator guided (i.e., nonautonomous): Adleman's solution of a small example of a small traveling salesman problem.

Case in point: Jeff's comment at our second discussion on exploring other avenues, at our weekly meeting.

We were refused entry at first, but after discussions (and a little money), we were allowed into explore top to bottom.