Sentence examples for discussion something from inspiring English sources

And that's a big discussion, something for another day.

Chilcot stresses the importance of collective ministerial discussion – something that was frequently missing from Blair's cabinet.

It seemed that perhaps what the Egyptian revolution has so far delivered most successfully is an atmosphere of open discussion, something that was unthinkable under Mubarak.

If Ms. Rosen "had chosen her words differently," said Ms. Udziela, a grandmother of five, "this might have been a more useful discussion, something we should be talking about".

At the Home Office, a top official observed, "Once a week or oftener Mr. Churchill came into the office bringing with him some adventurous or impossible projects; but after half an hour's discussion something was evolved which was still adventurous, but not impossible".

However, the ability to focus an analysis in terms of a particular level of meaning allows for the production of information more specific to the issue under discussion – something unobtainable using previous approaches (Butler, 2003).

In the grocery store, listening to the same talk over and over, I began to feel a superstitious fear, the presentiment that in these endless discussions something awful was being hatched.

Importantly, I'm referring only to independent, undecided voters here -- a significantly large, overlooked group in poll discussions: Something has kept them undecided, not yet willing to throw the bum out in exchange for someone who truly concerns them.

However, lack of detail and contextual information as to how and why a decision was arrived at and what other issues have been addressed and discussed in terms of end of life care preferences is cause for concern if an individual moves across care boundaries and away from the care team with whom they had their initial discussions, something that is likely to happen in the approach to death.

He or she may be reluctant because that may lead to a salary discussion or something complex that they're unprepared to discuss.

But that debate depends on having both positions fairly presented and on encouraging discussion -- something Tribe's review manifestly does not do.