Sentence examples for big conversation about from inspiring English sources

"I was prepared for the big conversation about the afterlife.

"There was no big conversation about it," Skelly said.

"We didn't have a big conversation about the science," said Sonia Hamel, who advised Mr. Romney on climate change.

David Cameron called for a "big conversation" about them, one of his highest settings of inaction.

"For good reason, we're having a big conversation about representation and who's allowed to represent what," she said.

During a visit to gull-hit Cornwall, David Cameron said there needed to be a "big conversation" about the birds.

"You're having big conversations about what you can do to increase your chances overseas".

What's cheering in the furious reaction to this row (we'll leave aside the big conversations about the BBC and licence fees, access to free content and competition) is how valued recipes are.

"The Bachelor" brand of romance is built on the fantasy that big conversations about religious beliefs, socioeconomics, career aspirations and politics -- the very things that would make or break a budding relationship in the real world -- are unnecessary in the face of amorphous "connection".

"I do, but anything that sparks a bigger conversation about progressive politics is good".

"There was an opportunity to have a bigger conversation about climate change," said Diana Best, senior coal campaigner for Greenpeace.