Sentence examples for big conversation about the from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

Yesterday, the attack prompted Prime Minister David Cameron to call for the nation to engage in a "big conversation" about the presence of birds in the UK.

Hence their enthusiasm for the big conversation about the "unsustainablity" of the NHS and their solution of saving it with modest direct charges.

It seems like just about every talking point and applause line from the last postwar cycle will be recycled as the establishment grinds through yet another big conversation about the US military and what the hell to do with it.

Today the nation is having a big conversation about this change - whether it understands it or not - through our ongoing debate over immigration.

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.

But it is part of a bigger conversation about the $5 billion collected by the state for dedicated purposes that is diverted or held back in order to free funds for other things and to keep the budget in balance while doing so.

On Tuesday, in a conversation with supermodel and entrepreneur Lily Cole at the National Portrait Gallery (where there are Instagram photos and videos blown up and displayed on the walls right now), Systrom spoke about how that event prompted a bigger conversation about the role of commerce and ads on Instagram, and how far they will go.

"It's critical for the Obama administration to pay attention to this ongoing debate in China over a hair-trigger policy because it's part of a bigger conversation about the future of the country's nuclear forces," said Kulacki.