Sentence examples for grave discussions from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, they were having grave discussions about the return of the dissident Irish terror threat, after letter bombs were sent to army recruitment centres.

The only print reporter permitted to hear her grave discussions with world leaders got nixed at the last second by the campaign.

In "Come and Get It," Swan's exuberant splay-legged leaps into Barney's arms, the taffy-pulling of a pair of lovers, a step over which visitors trip in Barney's office, and the play with a child's toy that leaven a grave discussion between father and daughter about love and sex are just a few of the whimsical devices of Hawks's invention that resound uncannily in the mind's more peculiar recesses.

It would be a grave mistake to ignore the Holocaust in any serious discussion of the P5+1 Iranian nuclear "deal".

"There are grave misgivings that the discussion on ecology may be designed to distract attention from the problems of war and poverty," she said.

In a discussion of grave importance to this nation's future, she somehow finds time to try to score political points.

When Annie intimates a prickly uncertainty at what might be involved in the adoption — the child's traumatic history, the possibility of disease or dysfunction — Alemu ends their discussion with a grave observation that hangs in the air.

"The long-term implications for our government, our democracy, are very, very grave," he said during a discussion with John Heilemann of New York magazine at the 92nd Street Y on Manhattan's Upper East Side.

When students talk only to those students with whom they already agree, while avoiding controversial engagement with those they do not, then our national tradition of productive debate and discussion is at grave risk.

I catch unexpected glimpses of the people from various points in the garden, grave and monumental in their circular discussion.

The New Yorker, January 20 , 1934P. 7 A woman found herself stand between two young women, husky, grave, unroughed, who were having an academic discussion.