Sentence examples for better at discussing from inspiring English sources

Since I started using a meditation app I have got much better at discussing specific issues rather than saying 'You always do this!'.

The Romans were better at discussing literary trends than fundamental principles there is much good sense about this in Quintilian, and Tacitus' Dialogus is an acute discussion of the decline of oratory.

It's a deeper issue that we, as part of the Muslim community, have to become better at discussing.

Dawkins is better at discussing the "evidence for evolution" (the subtitle of his book but also the topic of Coyne's book), whereas Coyne is better at discussing the theory of natural selection.

'Another strategy, which works better, is discussing the things I have experienced at work with friends or with my boyfriend.

In his speech, Mr. White said companies needed to do a better job of discussing how they arrived at their decision, not just describing it.

For them, it's something better not discussed.

It's better to discuss it with Jose".

Between 1963 and 1991, he says, groups such as Mr Nader's own Public Citizen were better at persuading Congress to discuss issues they cared about, better at catching journalists' attention, and so more efficient in shaping laws.Mr Bush has tilted the balance towards corporate lobbyists, but both the players and the game remain the same.

We appreciate the reviewers' comments and fully agree that it would be better at this point to discuss our model more cautiously.

The formerly endless comment streams debating whether or not two forms of spellings can appear on one website have certainly abated, which allows readers to get away from our differences to better discuss the story at hand.