Sentence examples for discussing that question from inspiring English sources

The other day, shortly before a rehearsal at Judson Memorial Church, on Washington Square, where "From the Fire" will open on March 23rd, the work's creators were discussing that question.

Two management researchers discussed that question recently.

Moreover, the paper did not address why this surprising result might be true (although the authors have discussed that question elsewhere).Another paper criticised by Ms McCloskey and Mr Ziliak is one co-written by Gary Becker, a Nobel-winning economist.

Ms. Carone declined to discuss that question.

On Monday, Mr. Silver said he planned to discuss that question with Assembly Democrats.

To discuss that question, I recently spoke by phone with Burns.

Ezra Klein discussed that question in last week's magazine, but it very much depends on what comes next.

"The president has the authority to pardon," Sekulow said, though he emphasized that Trump's legal team has not even discussed that question with the president.

Perino, who was White House press secretary under President George W. Bush, discussed that question and a week of health records and birtherism with The Fix.

"Not today," Rubio says, which is either throwing a penalty flag at me for violating ground rules, or saying he will not discuss that question "today," but maybe tomorrow.

I remember documentaries about farm consolidation in Denmark or students sitting around some castle in Germany discussing "What does it mean to be European?" It seemed terribly exciting that we, too, would soon be able to discuss that question with the same earnest enthusiasm.