Sentence examples similar to energized dialogue from inspiring English sources
"It's an effort on the part of the U.S. to convey a willingness to re-energize the dialogue about beef, to convey a sense of flexibility in how we approach the ultimate reopening of this market," Mr. Vilsack said Wednesday in an interview.
Earlier, another administration official said much the same thing about Pakistan, describing Mrs. Clinton's meeting with Mr. Zardari and Pakistan's foreign minister, Hina Rabbani Khar, as representing a "re-energized dialogue at the highest levels" — if not the very highest level, with Mr. Obama.
Anita Hill's testimony during Clarence Thomas's U.S. Supreme Court confirmation hearings in 1991 energized and empowered American women to forge a national dialogue about the ways in which men use sex to maintain power in the workplace.
Dan Latendre, CEO of IglooSoftware, says a good web-based collaborative social business needs to energize and open the dialogue.
Dubbed "Dharma Ambassadors," the program has energized community members to become more engaged on issues such as education, interfaith dialogue, and better representing Hinduism in the public sphere.
Instead, Kentucky was energized.
"People are really energized".
Gingrich was clearly energized.
