Sentence examples for discussions of responding from inspiring English sources

Justice-based concerns traditionally dominate philosophical discussions of responding to wrongdoing.

It was his clever way of responding to the heated discussions I was having on social media in his defense.

Why has it been engaged in urgent discussions about whether or not our armed forces are capable of responding?

One way of responding to this concern is presented below in the discussion of the causal-doxastic theory of the basing relation.

Three manners of responding to religious objections to vaccination were identified: providing medical information, discussion of the decision-making process, and adoption of an authoritarian stance.

Critics of any discussions might respond that the Iranians might say yes, but to only low-level talks in Switzerland, not in Washington and Tehran.

Part of the discussion among those responding to Long's home was that "he might be suffering from PTSD," Dean said, pointing to the 28-year-old's military service.

At that, the candidates settled into a relatively sober 75-minute discussion of the issues, responding in turn to 11 questions posed by a panel of local journalists.

Parts of this piece were originally commissioned to appear in a panel discussion of, primarily, artists responding to the perceived crisis in criticism Croggon had written about – but it was difficult to rally enough interest to get it going.

These findings are set in a discussion of socially desirable responding, cultural psychology and family systems.

"Every day we have merger thoughts and discussions," he responded.