Sentence examples for brisk discussion from inspiring English sources
"O.K., kids, let's review for Thursday's test," said Eva Barham as she deftly put her class of eighth grade accelerated Earth Science students through a brisk discussion about comets, dinosaur extinction and how the earth was formed.
Each will be deferentially on hand at the post-concert party, to attend to brisk discussions of the performance ("I must say I thought the tenors were a little thin… Why that Mr Sheepshanks advertises himself as a bass in the programme when he is clearly a baritone I really don't know"), and to contribute to the collection.
In each episode, Bragg, a life Labour peer in the House of Lords and a longtime culture-show host of British radio and television, efficiently dives into some complex, aggressively uncommercial topics — "Hello, 'Four Quartets' is T. S. Eliot's last great poem" — and shepherds a group of academics through a brisk, substantive discussion.
Every meeting should have a moderator who keeps the pace brisk and brings discussions back to the main point.
In a discussion about brisk growth at NYTimes.com, Robinson said the site had 20.5 million unique visitors in January, up 45% from a year earlier, claiming that one in eight Americans on the Web visited NYTimes.com during the month.
The discussion concluded within a brisk 15 minutes.
"This will progress at a very brisk pace," Scott said in a telephone interview, adding that the discussion might ultimately result in no alliance.
Radio 4 docs are varied: sometimes soundscapes, sometimes brisk interrogations, sometimes a combination of Open University lectures and a heated discussion in a pub.
The discussion of the new Elsevier policies about sharing and open access has continued at a brisk pace, as anyone following the lists, blogs and Twitter feeds will know.
A keen discussion on whether movies and pictures should feature a typical person with RA or a brisk healthy person took place.
