Sentence examples for environment to talk from inspiring English sources

A partner in the Jonas Group, Kevin Jonas Sr., says Cambio will be a "safe environment" to talk to fans.

Rankine told Time magazine that she intended to use the grant to set up a "Racial Imaginary Institute", which would enable creative thinkers "to come together in a kind of laboratory environment to talk about the making of art and culture and … the dismantling of white dominance".

Gautam said that she tries to make sure her exam room is "a safe environment to talk about things like 'I can't afford' or 'I don't like this' or 'I don't know how to cook it' or 'I don't have time to do it.' " Shame can stifle patients, causing them to keep their incompetence and unhealthy behaviors hidden.

It's a convivial environment to talk, network and connect — or reconnect — with like-minded people.

I'm already so obsessive with Radiohead that it was mostly a nice environment to talk with other people, and brag and show off what I knew already.

Providing an inclusive and respectful environment to talk about sexual health allows young people to become sufficiently informed with medically accurate information, which will aid us in making informed decisions to both protect ourselves and others.

That finding motivated the Queensland government to call on the federal government to convene an urgent meeting of the nation's environment ministers to talk about measures to address climate change in light of bleaching.

In each time, one of them was asked to sit in the noise reduction environment, and to talk to us for about 2 h with exaggerated expression during conversation, like drama actors/actresses.

"The idea was to create an environment for people to talk together, but only they can decide whether or not to do it".

Now, in a very hostile environment, the potential to talk past each other and inadvertently create profound misunderstandings is even greater.

Inspired by the Barnahus in Iceland, the child houses will provide young people with a supportive, child-friendly environment in which to talk about their experiences.