Sentence examples for controversial dialogue from inspiring English sources

"The foreign minister underlined his position, of course, and thus we had a friendly, controversial dialogue," she said.

Both Wootton and Heilbron are sharply critical of Galileo's unnecessary alienation of the Jesuits, and Heilbron in particular highlights Galileo's scientific fumbles, both in the debates with the Jesuits and later in his controversial "Dialogue on the Two Chief World Systems" (1632).

Though it is a controversial dialogue with respect to doctrine and period, the Cratylus' rejection of the Protagorean/Heraclitean account of names (383 387c, 434e-435d), suggests suggesthathat Plato thinks that no empiricist or abstractionist account is workable.

I, for one, do not want "controversial debate, dialogue, artistic impressions or exhibits referring to extraneous historical events" over my brother's ashes.

In 2017 Lynn released a documentary film titled Lead With Love, about his controversial Inter-Community Dialogue Project with the conservative evangelical Mars Hill Megachurch.

Before his death in 1776, he arranged for the posthumous publication of his most controversial work, the Dialogues concerning Natural Religion, and composed a brief autobiography, "My Own Life".

This line of dialogue proved controversial when the movie premièred at the Cannes Film Festival.

The government needs to urgently put in place foundations for genuine public dialogue on controversial issues.

Blackburn's controversial owners have opened dialogue with a supporters' group committed to fan ownership at Ewood Park.

In doing so, Mr. McCain homed in anew on Mr. Obama's stated willingness to conduct a dialogue with controversial foreign leaders.

A major impediment to progress is the US administration's strange policy that dialogue on controversial issues will be extended only as a reward for subservient behavior and will be withheld from those who reject US assertions.