Sentence examples for discussions ranging from from inspiring English sources
These two opposing visions appeared continually throughout the seminar, in discussions ranging from the nature of creativity to the structure of philosophy.
The talks have been mired in discussions ranging from concern over whether rich countries will follow through on their current pledges to provide financial assistance to the poor world, to arcane quibbles over single words in the text.
The following paper provides a detailed overview on the current state of the webGC platform with discussions ranging from back-end database development and design to the front-end user-platform interface.
He recalled discussions ranging from their shared interest in animal forms — Cunningham, a part-time visual artist himself, sketched kangaroos during a tour in Australia — to the similarities between a fishing line moving downstream and dancers moving downstage.
The National itself offers various other discussions ranging from ten minutes to an hour and its grand but airy rooms provide the perfect space for this fast-food style of lecturing.
He said he realised within 30 minutes of his first board meeting in January that the board was not up to the job, with discussions ranging from "some want a dividend, some want low prices, some want to do social good and some want free-range chickens".
(The discussions ranged from two to ten minutes).
The discussions range from how Norman fits into the puzzle, how the signing impacts draft plans, Kam Chancellor rumors, remaining positions of need on offense and more.
Their discussions range from talk about the lives of various cousins back in Baghdad to what kind of house they might afford if they all make it to San Jose.
Over the next two days, the discussions ranged from how to build a community using social networking tools to how social media is changing the way people watch television.
The discussions range from metaphysics to logic, linguistics, and epistemology, encompassing such topics as being, god, causation, actuality, potentiality, universals, individuation, signification, cognition, certainty, infallibility, error, ignorance, analogy, grammar, interpretation, foundationalism, and the eucharist and transubstantiation.
