Sentence examples for classic discussion from inspiring English sources

And you've made two movies, one earlier on when people were not discussing this, your classic discussion of Wall Street, by the name of Wall Street.

The classic discussion is by Thucydides, who distinguishes between the two kinds of synoikismos more carefully than do some of his modern critics.

In 1792, Mary Wollstonecraft wrote "A Vindication of the Rights of Women," now widely considered a classic discussion of both liberty and equality.

As Wittgenstein remarks in his classic discussion of this theory, the horribleness of my grief when someone I love dies cannot be explained as the horribleness of the sensations I feel in my body.

It lacks perhaps the systematic purview of David Hume's classic discussion of the "ideal critic" in his essay On the Standard of Taste, but it has its moments, such as Baldassaro2's withering reference to "British music paranoia" and AJaeger's nifty one-two: "Second rate choral extravaganza?

The classic discussion of permanent coincidence is Gibbard (1976).

The company has been considering a product like this for some time, Bob Griffin, general manager for IBM Safer Planet told TechCrunch, and it went through the classic build/buy discussion.

It's a classic industry discussion: Do we need technology to make drivers safer?

Here we have chosen to focus largely on the classic historical discussions, and in particular on the debates in the Enlightenment (17th 18th century) period.

Jonathan Tunick Orchestrator This is a panel discussion classic.

And the Libros Schmibros book club, which meets at the Hammer Museum, will take on Melville's classic -- the discussion takes place  Sept.