Sentence examples for general dialogue from inspiring English sources

I thought that even if Lemon were making it all up, he was doing a great service to the general dialogue; homophobia in sports has affected everyone, especially as lazy and unprincipled coaches and parents have used it to threaten and manipulate all kids.

We have already identified that not all learner model negotiation or discussion approaches use the above argument pattern but have seen that general dialogue moves are similar.

Is the racially charged core of this "chameleon colored outrage" being purposefully left out of the general dialogue?

The status of job creation and small businesses is less than fantastic, and women are typically not included in the general dialogue.

Yet when covering something like the Affordable Care Act -- probably the largest social undertaking in our country since the creation of Medicare and Medicaid in 1965 -- I somehow find myself expecting a different standard, especially when we look to these outlets as a forum for general dialogue and discussion.

Scaffolding-related features as a group seem to do better, which is very informative and expected in a tutorial context as opposed to non-instructional, general dialogues.

Smoking discussions occurred more often than alcohol, but in general, smoking dialogue also appeared to be more comfortable for both parties than alcohol dialogue.

"I don't know whether it's me, but I do think it's terribly important that we have a general election dialogue and debate," she said.

That is true not only in individual races where specific Republican candidates will receive harsh scrutiny, but in the general political dialogue as the extremist views of the 129 Tea Party candidates come more sharply into focus.

The verbal dominance seen in this study is similar to the average 60 40 ratio (doctor:patient) reported in general medical dialogue [ 41].

Overall, the GPs in this study spent 55% of the consultation giving information and 7% seeking it, which differs from the average proportions of 35% and 23% reported in general medical dialogue [ 41].