Sentence examples for discussions to which from inspiring English sources
The film features only a handful of on-camera interviews with others the actress Irm Hermann, the actor and production manager Harry Baer, the actress Andrea Schober and they're in-depth discussions, to which Thomsen grants ample and uninterrupted screen time.
There followed one of those pleasingly arcane and edifying discussions to which we are frequently party on the Guardian's reviews, to which opus147 contributed the thought that "the orchestration of Jeux just isn't subtle enough to withstand the kind of thorough cleaning the BP gave it".
Of the other topics in current philosophical discussions to which Sartre offers relevant remarks, I would conclude by mentioning feminism.
Very often, they arise because of inequalities in the economic positions between the parties (for very helpful discussions, to which we are here indebted, see Goodin 1986, 1988; Okin 1989: chapter 7).
Further Questions for Discussion: –To which books did students reveal the endings during their senior prank?
The group meets weekly for what Mr. Guzelimian describes as "a very free-form discussion, to which we each bring different perspectives".
The ensuing discussion, to which Popper and also Margaret Masterman and Stephen Toulmin contributed, compared and contrasted the viewpoints of Kuhn and Popper and thereby helped illuminate the significance of Kuhn's approach.
"It went to Cabinet level," one former detective wrote on an online forum for serving and ex-members of the Metropolitan police, in a discussion to which several officers contributed.
And let me thank my friend and distinguished UNICEF alumnus Sir Richard Jolly for guiding us through a discussion to which I have so looked forward.
This is in contrast with another use, more standard in contemporary discussions, according to which materialism is the doctrine that only material things exist.
Clinician discussion and referral: Four items assessed frequency of contact, thoroughness of fertility-related discussions, and extent to which discussion and fertility referrals were prompted by study materials.
