Sentence examples for exchanged views about from inspiring English sources

We exchanged views about childhoods, parents, marriages, careers, loves, losses, prides, and disappointments.

Downing Street said the pair had "exchanged views" about the release.

"The meeting brought the conversation forward in the sense that each side understood the other better and exchanged views about it," Mr. Rosenkranz said.

He had been posting messages at Justusboys since he was fourteen, but they were rarely sexual; rather, he exchanged views about television and compact cars with other affable contributors, some of whom used names like Bigpimpboy14.

Raised voices at the post-MacTaggart dinner as the BBC's business editor and the chairman and chief executive, Europe and Asia, News Corporation exchanged views about the BBC, its role in society and whether or not it is patrician.

The American, who is 14 years old, contacted the Finnish youth, Pekka-Eric Auvinen, 18, online last summer, and they exchanged views about Web sites and videos, including one that glorified the Columbine attack, said the American's lawyer, J. David Farrell.

"The I.E.A. is closely monitoring market developments and will remain in close contact with member countries to exchange views about the oil market situation," she said.

On the tape, the lawyer and the judge began by exchanging views about how interesting a witness in the judge's courtroom that day had been.

He said the meeting was intended "to create greater opportunities for the next generation in the broader Middle East" through grants and aid to small businesses, networking among regional financial institutions and exchanging "views about how to bring more capital in the region," among other ideas.

Presented by the Doha Film Institute, in partnership with Italy's Giffoni Experience, it will bring together a delegation of 30 film industry professionals from around the world, as well as from Qatar and the MENA region, to exchange views about the state of cinema for youth, with a focus on how new media and social networks are affecting it.

We are optimistic, as we found a relatively high level of ambiguity tolerance towards social conflicts, meaning that the medical students in our study may be interested in exchanging views about sensitive and controversial issues.