Sentence examples for discussions on things from inspiring English sources

Not to have any actual discussions on things that matter, I can assure you.

The weekend is full of panels and discussions on things like fan-girl culture, viral video stardom, intellectual property and the Stop Online Piracy Act, the antipiracy legislation that spurred opposition on the Web.

The World Economic Forum closed its five-day conference yesterday afternoon with panel discussions on things like "recommended priorities to reconcile environmental and development agendas" and the "psychosocial factors on health and healing".

"I think that's because people are being starved of public discussion on things that are important to them.

"There was a lot of interesting discussion on things like how do you deal with companies being diverse in size and scope, how do you get a broad enough set of principles," said Mr. Bull of UNICEF UK. "What was unresolved was the implementation.

Once the T.S.A. does get a permanent director and a firmer footing, how about asking business travelers to join serious discussions on "how things are really working, and what can be done?" he suggested.

White-hot debate may have raged about the booking of Metallica, but elsewhere at Glastonbury, there was equally passionate discussion focused on things that may be almost as important: politics, history, the good society – all that stuff.

Photograph: Alicia Canter for the Guardian John Harris reports from the Left Field: White-hot debate may have raged about the booking of Metallica, but elsewhere at Glastonbury, there was equally passionate discussion focused on things that may be almost as important: politics, history, the good society – all that stuff.

All parties in the discussions agree on one thing: the results of the current zoning initiatives will have lasting consequences.

Cable news, especially, thrives on surmise, the constant discussion of things that have not happened yet and may well never happen.

They're looking for a real discussion of things you can work on, a signpost of insight about yourself.