Sentence examples for discussion in itself from inspiring English sources
The discussion in itself illustrated how far the two countries have traveled since 1989, when the Soviets withdrew from Afghanistan after a decade of cold war conflict against Afghan warriors financed and armed by the United States.
Well, that's a whole discussion in itself, but the world is increasing in resolution all over the place: 2K and 4K projectors will likely be standard in a few years and source video will have to be double that for producing special effects and so on.
The parents, who were not native Norwegians, emphasized that the discussion in itself was complicated.
The DNA sequences are derived from a pseudogene, which opens up an interesting discussion in itself (Nishikimi and Yagi, 1991; Eyre-Walker and Keightley, 1999).
(Twitter was even a point of discussion in the debate itself, when Trump responded to a question about a middle-of-the-night tweet attack with a rambling answer that ended with this undeniable statement: "Tweeting happens to be a modern-day form of communication.... It's a very effective form of communication").
It might not contain any discussion of homosexuality in itself, but its gay characters behave in a way that an otherwise similar group of straight people wouldn't.
Member State shift away from the centrality of UHC in development discussion is alarming in itself.
"If you're a gay person who's single, do you put a picture with your dog?" That gay politicians are even having such discussions is significant in itself.
Apart from the text itself Rabbi Steinsaltz added explanations, footnotes (on language, history, geography, flora and fauna and other addenda) as well as summaries of legal decisions (halacha) that derive from the discussions in the Talmud itself These expositions upset many of his more cautious, ultra-Orthodox colleagues who publicly excommunicated the work, though not the man himself.
In Britain itself the debate threatens to overwhelm political discussion in advance of elections expected next year.
The group is not only holding together after four months of intense discussions - an accomplishment in itself in Washington's brutally partisan atmosphere - it is down to the last sticking points, according to the senators and aides.
