Sentence examples for fierce discussions about from inspiring English sources

However, unlike discussions about carbonara and amatriciana, which can get fierce, discussions about pasta e patate and other minestre (thick Italian soups/stews) are mostly gentle.

The events of the past few months, and the fierce discussions about feminism that they have engendered, have proved to be far more electrifying and complex than anything that Wolitzer depicts here.

But at a time which has fierce discussions about the lack of women in positions of power, and their continued objectification (see how the "No More Page 3" campaign has gained serious traction), does an old-fashioned pin-up, however glamorous and well-executed, seem a bit out of touch?

We do not intend to engage in the ongoing and sometimes fierce discussions about which of these methods is "better".

But more importantly, today in Washington there is a fierce discussion about the deficit, tax cuts, about the military, social security, and Medicare.

Pepicello said that while the deal was being negotiated, there were fierce discussions within the university about buying the naming rights.

At the time there was fierce discussion raging about Europe's refugee crisis and, for the first time, he said, local groups protesting against immigration were working closely with extremists.

"That will probably lead to fierce discussions between the council [national leaders] and the parliament.

The play will, I'm sure, trigger fierce discussions among its audience.

Questions like these lead to fierce discussions between journalists and scientists.

The compatibility of dialogic and dialectic approaches in education has recently been the object of fierce discussions among representatives of socio-cultural theory of human development.