Sentence examples for difficult dialogues from inspiring English sources

The listening and engagement skills are a powerful way of engaging people in difficult dialogues.

"We had many difficult dialogues about that issue, and the consensus was that it should be removed," Turnbough said.

Collections Strategist for Arts and Humanities Michelle Baildon consistently engages in difficult dialogues regarding work and organizational culture.

The Difficult Dialogues project is an international initiative that promotes the development of the art and skill of civil discourse as an essential outcome of higher education.

When intergroup conflict started disrupting the academic performance of first year nursing students, the School of Nursing consulted with the centre to facilitate a Difficult Dialogues session.

The story circle is a technique crafted by Roadside Theater, a community-based arts organization in Appalachia, intended to foster a safe and intimate space for difficult dialogues.

This was quite difficult dialogue to do, because it wasn't natural.

He said he had had a "close dialogue" with Mr. Karzai that had, "at times, been a very difficult dialogue".

The cardinal was until recently head of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity and had experience reaching out to Anglicanism, which he called "a difficult dialogue".

"We applaud the president's call to action to bring communities together to encourage an open and difficult dialogue," they said.

He also has far less experience of dealing with what Cardinal Kasper in his Focus interview called the "difficult dialogue" with the Church of England.