Sentence examples for interminable discussion from inspiring English sources

But I have smoked with my dad before and enjoyed some great chats (the last an interminable discussion about sandwiches – so the conversational bar wasn't set too high).

When the longlist of 40 designs was released in August, there was talk of "flag fatigue", brought on by the lack of enthusiasm for the issue and compounded by the interminable discussion of it.

In every iteration of the interminable discussion of the new book "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother," someone inevitably brings up the crucial issue of the sleepover — the childhood ritual in which the author, Amy Chua, wouldn't let her daughters take part.

The chapter avoids the interminable discussion of qualitative cognitive models and of the psychological causation of errors and the role of separate or multiple barriers or defences against error.

The interminable discussion of the methodology of arts and sciences in the sixteenth century may be seen as an attempt to defend the scientific status of either the recently found autonomous sciences, like natural philosophy, or, on the other hand, the empirically based productive arts.

Interminable discussions with EDF, an energy company, about a price for the nuclear energy to be delivered from new reactors at Hinkley Point provide little reassurance.

I could not take much interest in the preparations when I thought of the interminable discussions that have to be concluded before the Germans are summoned.

The Telegraph says that for team members who were involved in the "interminable discussions over England's game in Harare during the World Cup, the sense of betrayal would have been strong.

The interminable discussions about the campaign to secure Hindley's freedom were always wrecked on an immovable obstacle: successive Labour and Conservative home secretaries' refusal to risk the wrath of Middle England and recommend parole.

The interminable discussions continue about targets to replace the millennium development goals (MDGs) when they expire in 2015, but there is a gradual shift towards not just what the world should try to achieve, but how to go about it, known in the jargon as "means of implementation".

Hamilton Nolan, the longtime Gawker writer who spearheaded the organizing effort, said the weeks since he announced the campaign have been a flurry of conference calls, meetings, email threads and "interminable discussions".