Sentence examples for direct discussion of from inspiring English sources

"Now we know we have to wait for a more direct discussion of protections under Lawrence".

It is a disease of women – and one which involves direct discussion of sex, periods and fertility.

While Foster's speech was the most direct discussion of her sexuality yet, its enigmatic language left open room for plenty of interpretation.

Mr. Wolfson said debate about free speech, anonymity and retaliation was a worrisome distraction from a direct discussion of the meaning of marriage.

An agency executive who is an expert in football-related advertising said he approved of the league's decision to eschew direct discussion of the problems given the challenges posed by the misbehavior of players like Mr. Vick.

His memoir, One Day I Will Write About This Place, which won a commercially powerful mention from Oprah Winfrey, shied away from any direct discussion of his sexual orientation.

He and other officials said more direct discussions of political change would come from the Democratic Assistance Dialogue, a new program administered by Italy, Turkey and Yemen intended to foster discussion of political change.

He was one of the originators of menglongshi ("misty poetry" or "shadows poetry"), which uses metaphor and cryptic language to express beauty and yearnings for freedom, while avoiding direct discussions of contemporary political and social issues.

His own personal views, considered sexist and racist universally today and even out of step with some of his more progressive colleagues, pervade his direct discussions of these social institutions.

Given what may be in store for Bonds and others, it is a good deal for everyone because it ultimately directs discussion of the game between the lines.

In cases of any discrepancies that existed between these two authors in their classification of free text, consensus was achieved by direct discussion and re-definition of categories agreed.