Sentence examples for introduced into conversation from inspiring English sources

All transcribed text segments were subjected to discourse analysis, including (1) how the topic of suicide was introduced into conversation, (2) by whom the topic was introduced and (3) the response (or non-response) that followed patient disclosure of suicide ideation.

How is it no one can find the result?" Kamm and Liu discussed the sentence Yu Rong might have received, and then Kamm, rather than pressing the matter, introduced into the conversation an offer of assistance.

"When the name of Sen. Elizabeth Warren was introduced into the conversation, however, many of those around the table, regardless of party affiliation, responded positively.

Denial as a common response to dying was introduced into the conversation by Elisabeth Kubler-Ross in her iconic book, On Death and Dying, which details her now-famous five stages of grief.

The following were classified as cues; unsolicited information given by the patient, a new element that was introduced into the conversation by the patient and directed the physician's attention to something that was worrying the patient or that had not yet been sufficiently discussed.

One effective meme that Republicans have successfully introduced into the national conversation has been the disdainful label of "intellectual elite".

A workshop was devoted to developing the appropriate skills for eliciting personal stories from women, which could be introduced into the larger conversation.

Don't give it a name and start introducing it into conversation like it's a party guest, not least because that's going to ruin human dicks for you forever.

The associated difficulties of introducing obesity into conversation were discussed in great detail.

Several species have been introduced into New Zealand.

It also has been introduced into New Zealand.