Sentence examples for in lively discussions from inspiring English sources

Drinking beer and watching football games on a Monday afternoon, most men are engaged in lively discussions about the next championship game.

In 1677 he opened a small study hall called the Nanshufang in the Forbidden City, where he engaged himself in lively discussions on philosophical and historical topics with the leading scholars of his time.

He was not just a dynamic lecturer whose clear thinking and explanations illuminated complex concepts, but his ability to interact with students, engage in lively discussions and respect alternative views made him a very popular professor.

At the same time, the Internet provided unlimited opportunities for travelers to share information, often in lively discussions about the most minute details of something as mundane as an airplane seat.

In lively discussions on the internet, unidentified officials, teachers, and students complained of pressure to sign the petition.Whether Mr Nazarbayev will go ahead and treat himself to a full three decades in power remains to be seen.

"It is pretty neat, because of where I came from," Riveron said over lunch at La Carreta, a bustling Cuban restaurant where men crowd an outside counter, engaged in lively discussions in Spanish while sipping from tiny cups of café Cubano.

"I'm dying," Beth Swofford, the CAA agent and contemporary art collector, said, struggling to restrict all movement while simultaneously engaging in lively discussion with Maja Hoffmann, the art collector and heiress to a pharmaceutical fortune, about the perils of the auction room.

Our days acclimating to the altitude were passed refining our climbing skills, taking short walks near the base camp to stay fit, engaging in lively discussion around world economics, politics, mountaineering and, of course, catching up on movies.

We succeeded in involving the target users in the lively discussions about design options.

And, in the lively discussions that presided over this choice, in the debate, notably, between Ben Gurion and the religious adherents of Judaism, this detail surely escaped no one.

Students then presented their proposal to experts, as well as "to each other, which resulted in very lively discussions," says Van Donselaar.