Sentence examples for discussion hangs from inspiring English sources

This discussion hangs on issues of reductionism in the social sciences.

After a long discussion, she hung up the phone, said, "I'm never ordering from them again," and inexplicably offered to sell me the shakers for $3 each.

Hempel, an English medical journalist, hangs her discussion on a specific case.

An air of depression hangs over discussion of what may happen to the government of the city under a mayor who may not be able to cope, and whose attention, in any event, often seems to be elsewhere.

Have a frank discussion about any hang ups.

Instead, a sense of "indecency"—as one Budapest economist put it—hangs over any discussion of politicians' lives before 1989.

It hangs over every discussion about getting out of Iraq, and that was what President Bush calculated when he recently invoked the "unmistakable legacy" of boat people, re-education camps and killing fields to argue against withdrawing from Iraq.

One question in particular hangs over this discussion: Are the American and international publics so disenchanted with Bush's effort to curb terrorism the wrong way that they will deprive his successor of the resources he or she needs to change course?

When Annie intimates a prickly uncertainty at what might be involved in the adoption — the child's traumatic history, the possibility of disease or dysfunction — Alemu ends their discussion with a grave observation that hangs in the air.

While she lives in Washington, and so has no use for a bed at the town house, she sometimes writes there or hangs out and cooks with colleagues, which invariably leads to discussion of their work.

"There was a discussion about where to hang it".