Sentence examples for familiar discussion from inspiring English sources
Even the account of his last weeks is grounded in a familiar discussion of how hard it is for Americans to come to grips with death.
If you feel like the unwilling participant in an achingly familiar discussion of Hillary versus Bernie versus Trump versus the world, you are not alone.
Philosophically speaking, the theoretical implication of the relationship between the world of installation arts muster a very familiar discussion between the two, whereby, in some cases, installation arts is a way of architectural expression.
Forced to do without the near-mythological anecdotes and exotic footage that filled most of "Baseball," the new documentary alternates entirely familiar discussions of the sport's recent battles over labor contracts and drug-testing regimens with summaries of notable post-season series and other on-field highlights.
As noted in the previous subsection, the theory of group agency including the issue of whether collective entities can count as subjects of intentional states poses questions about the ontological status of groups and group agents, and it invites reiterations of familiar discussions about reduction, supervenience, constitution, and composition (and more).
If you're hanging out with friends and notice the conversation drifting back to the all-too-familiar discussion of test scores, applications, and "the future," try to re-direct it to something more present focused.
Ishaq and Zeblyan's short scenes follow a familiar pattern: discussion, punch line, blackout.
A phrase all too familiar from discussions about the economy could yet become apt in energy too.
Douglas, in terms familiar from discussions of our own wars, then asks, How about the heroic Negroes already in Vietnam?
"I don't think that anybody realized how bad this was going to be," said a person familiar with discussions between Washington and officials in Puerto Rico.
