Sentence examples for generate some discussion from inspiring English sources

This is a marvelously provocative thesis that ought to generate some discussion.

"The story was meant to generate some discussion about hardware and our socioeconomic impact as consumers of electronics," he said.

The change in the law will generate some discussion, presumably, as thinkers in the Richard Littlejohn cast wrap their minds around the idea that psychological abuse has more to it than telling someone she looks fat.

Mr. Weiner, who said the report was intended merely to "generate some discussion," did expand on his old ideas and added a few new ones, including a city-run single-payer health care program; a requirement that sex offenders wear GPS tags for easy tracking; and a British House of Commons-style "question time" for New York City's mayor.

We thought that our findings would generate some discussion, but we didn't anticipate the reaction we saw.

And this episode is sure to generate some discussion as to just how far they should go in the pursuit of pointed laughs.

It was a difficult and complex problem to discuss, and I was gratified to see that it generated some discussion amongst people I respect (and I only got a little bit of hate mail!).

A provocative case, it's already generated some discussion.

It has a nice cover images and has a lots of links, articles, videos and photos shared on the wall, most of which are generating some discussion.

This issue has generated some discussion in the literature.

But Bush generated some discussion after meeting with Medvedev's predecessor, Vladimir Putin, and telling reporters that he "looked the man in the eye" and "was able to get a sense of his soul".