Sentence examples for better discussions from inspiring English sources
He seems to be talking about "better discussions" in relation to all topics, not just Iraq.
3.36pm: Turnbull says there came a point where he decided to get "better discussions" going on in cabinet.
–WebberExpat I become irritated by lists of "best" books because I think they'd lead to much better discussions if they were presented as what they really are: lists of worthwhile books that readers might like to read if they haven't and talk about if they have.
"Drama departments should look for people who bring interesting experiences with them," says Sian Stevenson, senior lecturer in drama and theatre studies at Kent. "If we bring together a diverse population with a variety of life experiences, we have much better discussions and opportunities in reinterpreting contemporary and classical work, as well as developing new work relevant to now".
In fact, we could see better discussions emerge since they'd have a clear topic of conversation (the video blog post itself) on which to focus.
It may not sound particularly sexy, but it could actually help foster better discussions in comment threads (more on that in a bit).
Because better discussion of porn and consent is vital when set against a backdrop of child sexual exploitation.
Wikileaks cracked open what hopes to be a better discussion around open data next year and the role of digital in that.
Considering that White's route running becomes more polished each year, a better discussion this week might be whether or not he is the best all-around wide receiver in football.
Barbara Bleiman and book group, London (Crouch End) My book group year has oscillated between predictable choices (Brick Lane, Oryx and Crake, Unless) and more obscure but perhaps better discussion-generators like Kressman Taylor's slim but powerful wartime narrative, Address Unknown, letters between a Jewish emigre in New York and his German 'friend'friend
"Have a better discussion with your doctor about your medicines," he says.
