Sentence examples for dialogue about whether from inspiring English sources
"We'll have further dialogue about whether that's really fair".
"There's this whole dialogue about whether the rules are based on religion or tradition," she said.
He said he believed there should have been a dialogue about whether complete removal of the piece was necessary.
But Moffat overplays it in the season eight opener, which premieres tonight, with some heavy-handed dialogue about whether or not the Doctor is actually Clara's boyfriend.
But who's to say what will happen?" To be a drug addict is to engage in a perpetual internal dialogue about whether you truly have a problem, whether you really belong in treatment.
Only when gun advocates can face this tragic statistic can we have a real national dialogue about whether increased gun use is the best way to control deer overpopulation and save human lives.
We do have to see whether by a dialogue about what the house considers to be proper and reasonable in respect of prisoner voting we can ensure that we bring our weight to bear as a legislature in terms of the development of the jurisprudence of the court.
The violent crime perpetrated at a small Christian college in Oakland, Calif., forces us, once again, to consider whether to have a productive dialogue about gun control in this country or to squander the opportunity, as has happened before.
Many participants had an internal dialogue about the relative healthiness of individual nutrients, e.g. whether it was better to have higher sugar and fat or higher salt and saturates.
Professor Chumley: Until we can all openly agree to openly and seriously engage in a dialogue about open and serious dialogues about race, I seriously question whether we can ever reach the point of openly and seriously beginning such a dialogue.
