Sentence examples for have just discussed from inspiring English sources

Carlos tells me he's been here his whole life, pointing toward the house he lives in, one of the ones Dickinson and I have just discussed obliterating.

There is a huge difference between solving an equation, doing a translation or writing or deconstructing a piece of prose in a lesson after you have just discussed it, and doing it alone in the library or your room a day or a week later using your own knowledge and skills.

We have just discussed why Lewis seems to nail it on the first lap and Nico seems to struggle a bit more.

The two views I have just discussed share the underlying idea of a threshold of capacity beyond which an individual's current interests lose authority.

As we have just discussed, when interference is suppressed, e.g. in a two-slit experiment, we can also speak (at least formally) about the 'trajectory' followed by an individual electron.

Although we have separated the analysis into material and semiotic, we can see from the analysis of this part of the conversation that the material context impinges on the semiotic context, and together they construe the meanings that we have just discussed.

"We've just discussed the obvious.

"They've just discussed with me what the team needs and kind of left it at that".

Mr. Obama: Well, what's going to be different in 2012 we've just discussed, which is we will have had two years to discuss the budget -- not in the abstract, but in concrete terms.

Jean-Marie Haessle, a French-born artist with mortality on his mind -- he had just discussed his will with a lawyer in Lower Manhattan -- began hustling back uptown after the collapse of the first tower.

Talking with reporters today, Joseph L. Bruno, the Republican majority leader of the State Senate, said he had just discussed redistricting with Vice President Dick Cheney, "and he was very pleased with the results that we are contemplating and the way things are moving".