Sentence examples for infamous discussion from inspiring English sources

Over a month ago, a tweet from a male gaming professional -- "Why are there so few women in gaming?" -- ignited a top-trending Twitter conversation under the #1reasonwhy hashtag, that quickly morphed into a now infamous discussion of discrimination and sexism in the workplace.

Democrats know that the health care bill needs continued work and improvements, and of course the progressive sector of the party remains dismayed that no single payer proposal ever made it onto that infamous table for discussion.

Indeed, neither man emerges from the discussion of the infamous Alien and Sedition Acts with spotless credentials as a defender of civil liberties.

Hansen followed up the discussion with an infamous letter pointing out that the issue of "supplies of munition of a special kind" was not raised during the discussion, but that he had nothing further to add.

And that's when the conversation (if we can call it that) turned to Lohan's contemporary: 20-year-old Miley Cyrus and the never-ending discussion of her infamous dance move.

What they've found, as they parse through footage and findings, has been the subject of much discussion (including Jennifer Senior's infamous New York Magazine feature "All Joy and No Fun: Why Parents Hate Parenting") and a fair amount of argument.

This line of thinking gets brought up frequently around the discussion of Facebook's now infamous 2012 "emotional contagion" study.

In your book you describe the discussions within the Bush administration about Iraq and Afghanistan, including the discussions leading up to Colin Powell's infamous speech at the UN.

Sucker Punch began planning the game as early as 2010, when they began discussion with Sony to bring the Infamous series onto a new generation of hardware.

The mere fact that Alastair Campbell, a political appointee as Blair's communications director, was involved in discussions over the contents of the infamous September dossier on Iraq with John Scarlett, the JIC chairman and a former MI6 station chief, illustrates the encroachment of New Labour values into the intelligence world.

Matthews was having a discussion with Andrea Mitchell and Chuck Todd about Charlie Black's now-infamous comment that John McCain would benefit electorally from a terrorist attack.