Sentence examples for discussion so much from inspiring English sources
We're pleased there's so much discussion, so much debate out there.
Mr. Morris responded that Conan dominated the discussion so much that he had only one minute to talk.
But the suit remains a topic of intense discussion, so much so that Mr. Preston has announced public forums about the decision and its legal implications.
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I feel like between that and all the other discussions of feminism, we've come so far in the past 10 years and have opened up the discussion so much.
We can't capture the full range of potential interactions in this post, but here are a few pointers on what might we expect from such discussions: So much of our legitimate fear stems from the models, measurements, probabilities and predictions of climate science as our most objective reference point and shared touchstone.
In large part, it is for the discussion, not so much for the talks, that we go to the trouble of traveling to all these conferences, enduring the separation from our labs and families.
"What was happening was that the fracking discussions occupied so much time during the public participation portion of the prior meeting that the town board was not able to accomplish its regular business," he said.
I still always try to tune in to WNYC-AM whenever Leonard Lopate has a food guest on "New York and Company," because the discussion is about so much more than simple sustenance.
Your books are featured on the fashion industry and this has obviously played a part in your own life – why do you feel that it is such a widespread topic for discussion, and features so much in the lives of young girls today?
So Mr. Foxman said he told Mr. Azulay, "Why don't you reach out to Denise Rich to see if she had changed her mind about Marc Rich, and if she had, to have her approach the president about a pardon?" Mr. Azulay said the discussion was not so much about a pardon, as simply having Ms. Rich ask the president to push the Justice Department to re-examine the case.
